1. Vehicle Identification Number (VIN): The VIN is a unique 17-character code that contains information about the vehicle, including the date of manufacture. The VIN is usually found on the vehicle's dashboard, door jamb, or engine bay. The 10th character of the VIN represents the model year, and the 11th character represents the assembly plant.
2. Vehicle Registration Documents: The date of manufacture may also be found on the vehicle's registration documents, such as the title or registration certificate.
3. Manufacturer's Label: Some vehicles have a manufacturer's label that includes the date of manufacture. This label is usually located in the engine bay or on the inside of the driver's door.
4. Owner's Manual: The owner's manual for the vehicle may also include the date of manufacture.
Please note that some of the methods listed above may not apply to all vehicles. If you are unable to find the date of manufacture using any of these methods, you can contact the vehicle manufacturer for assistance.
