Unique number/code assigned to each vehicle.
Each vehicle has a unique Vehicle Identification Number established by the manufacturer which codes the individual characteristics at the time of manufacture of a particular vehicle. The VIN number can be found in several places, the most common being: The vehicle title The vehicle registration The vehicle insurance card A plaque on the driver-side dashboard of the vehicle
The serial number of a car assigned by the manufacturer, usually found on a metal plate located on top of the dashboard. No two vehicles have the same number. The VIN contains information about the vehicle; the year, make, model, manufacturer, engine size, number of doors, restraint systems, etc.
Unique number stamped onto the vehicle in an accessible location on the chassis or manufacturerâ€(tm)s plate
A 17 character number that is unique to each vehicle.
This is the manufacturer's identification number which you can find on your vehicle, lease or purchase contract, registration, or title. It is also included on each repair order.
Also known as the vehicle's serial number. This number can be found on a small metal plate on the left side of the dashboard. The VIN must appear on the automobile insurance policy. Skip alphabetic navigation to W
The vehicle's serial number, sometimes referred to as the VIN. The best place to get the VIN is off the driver's-side dashboard viewed through the windshield from the outside of the vehicle. The VIN can also be found on the vehicle's registration or the declarations page of your insurance policy. The proof of insurance card sometimes only includes the last part of the VIN. All autos since 1981 have a VIN with 17 letters and numbers (excluding the letters I & O--these letters were omitted to prevent confusion with the numbers one and zero).
A Vehicle Identification Number is a 17-digit alpha-numeric code that provides valuable information concerning the vehicle's serial number, make, model, options, and year in official records (like a Social Security number for your car).
The VIN is located in several areas and is a unique 17-digit identifier of your vehicle. The most common locations are: On the driver's side dashboard of your car On a sticker inside the driver's side door On the vehicle's registration card On your insurance card On the title to your vehicle
The numbers and letters generally assigned to a vehicle by the manufacturer for the purpose of titling and registration.
or VIN — a number assigned by the manufacturer and unique to every vehicle. It can be found on the dashboard identification plate, on the doorpost, and on the engine firewall. Since 1981, the VIN has been 17 characters long.
A 17-digit alphanumeric code that identifies the vehicle's serial number, make, model, options, and year.
Your VIN is located in several areas and is a unique 17-digit identifier of your vehicle. The most common are: On the driver's side dashboard of your car On your insurance card On the title to your vehicle On the vehicle's registration card On a sticker inside the driver's side door
A set of codes, usually alphanumeric characters, assigned to a vehicle at the factory and inscribed on the vehicle. When decoded, the VIN provides vehicle characteristics. The VIN is used to help match vehicles to the EPA certification file for calculating MPGs.
This is the vehicle´s unique identification feature, and can vary in length from three to twenty digits. This number remains with the vehicle throughout its life, even if the vehicle has been through a plate change.
A unique cross-referencing facility which cross-references the VIN and VRM, to ensure accuracy of data.
An individual serial number assigned by the manufacturer to a motor vehicle. The alphanumeric number consists of seventeen (17) digits is located on the auto's dashboard and visible through the windshield.
A unique number assigned to every vehicle produced or sold in the United States that allows the vehicle to be traced and its history to be tracked.
An identification number that is unique to each vehicle, which provides it's serial number, make, model, options, etc.
A unique number assigned to each vehicle manufactured world wide.
The vehicle's identification number, located on the left front of the dashboard, which represents various data such as the model of the vehicle, year, body, style, engine type, and serial number.
A seventeen-digit identification number, unique to each vehicle, which includes codes for the manufacturer, year, model, body, and engine specifications.
A 17-digit combination of letters and numbers that identifies an individual vehicle. It is located on the driver's side of the dashboard at the base where the windshield glass and dashboard meet. Each digit or letter in the VIN provides information about the vehicle.
