- The VIN is a 17-character code that identifies your vehicle.
- It can be found in several locations on the vehicle, including:
- On the driver's side door jamb
- On the top of the dashboard, near the windshield
- On the vehicle title
- On the insurance card
2. Verify the VIN.
- Once you have found the VIN, make sure that it matches the VIN on your vehicle title and insurance card.
- If the VINs do not match, there may be a mistake.
3. Decode the VIN.
- The VIN can be decoded to provide information about your vehicle, such as:
- The model year
- The make
- The model
- The engine type
- The body style
- The transmission type
4. Use a VIN decoder.
- There are several VIN decoders available online that can provide you with information about your vehicle.
- Simply enter the VIN into the decoder and you will be provided with a wealth of information about your car.
