VIN CHECKER & VIN DECODER
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Using free online tools, we’ve discovered that the top three reasons that people get a junk title are because they have had too many miles (26%), have had an accident or claims (16%) or have had an odometer roll back (13%).
Free online auto history reports can help you find out if your car has had any major problems in the past.
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Clean Title – A clean title is one that has no liens or other types of encumbrances against it. This includes everything from unpaid parking tickets and property taxes to judgments and repossession.
Major Accidents – Major accidents include any accident that results in three or more fatalities, or involves injury to the driver, passengers, other people, or property. This also includes rollovers, explosions, fires, and collisions with animals or objects.
Dealer Service Records – Dealer service records are records of repairs made to your vehicle at a dealer’s shop. They may include any of the following: tires, brakes, shocks, alignment, exhaust, engine work, transmission work, electrical work, and so on.
Junk Title – A junk title is one that does have an encumbrance against it. Usually, this is a lien or some type of legal process like a foreclosure action or a repossession.
Exclusive Feature – An exclusive feature is something that makes your car or truck different from all the other vehicles on the road. Perhaps it has custom leather seats, a sunroof, a CD player, heated mirrors, a power antenna, or some other type of unique feature.
Standard VIN Check – Standard VIN checking is the process of using a VIN decoder to find out if there have been any previous major accidents or other types of problems with the vehicle. This is done by searching through national insurance records, title search reports, and state motor vehicle departments’ records.
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Standard VIN Check – Standard VIN checking is the process of using a VIN decoder to find out if there have been any previous major accidents or other types of problems with the vehicle. This is done by searching through national insurance records, title search reports, and state motor vehicle departments’ records.
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Vin Checks – A vin check is a process of using a VIN decoder to find out if there have been any previous major accidents or other types of problems with the vehicle. This is done by searching through national insurance records, title search reports, and state motor vehicle departments’ records
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Faq
If the VIN code has been entered incorrectly, it may not be decoded or understood by UDI. If one cannot understand the VIN code on their UDI card due to poor navigation of the system, please visit an authorized dealership immediately to have it decoded.
The VIN is the unique number assigned to every vehicle at production. It’s the DNA of your car! Every aspect – including color, options, and equipment – is recorded in this 13 digit number. Any broker can take one or more digits off to make up an arbitrary “sale price”. That’s called phantom VIN; it doesn’t exist at all. Unlike used vehicle auctions where there are no checks on background information (the only real live market!), we actually validate every single identification point in our algorithm. VIN is designed to identify all production units for cars, trucks, and other automotive products. The VIN number can be looked up on the U.S. Department of Motor Vehicles website by entering the vehicle’s last name along with its license plate number. For FCA vehicles, the search can be done by entering the VIN number or the name of your specific vehicle. However it’s good to remember not all cars with North America/North American standards will have an ‘FCA’ prefix on their chassis numbers.
The Vin number can be located on or near your driver’s side dashboard/console (usually in extremely small print) or in the door wedge on the driver’s side. You can also find the VIN number on the insurance policy, anjd vehicle registration documents. VINs are normally not exposed while driving since there is no physical access provided for easy identification while behind the wheel.
The VIN check report contains information about the vehicle’s make, model, VIN number, date of manufacture, vehicle identification number (VIN), weight, horsepower, fuel type/capacity, the EPA mileage estimate based on current gas prices per gallon, and overall odometer reading.
A VIN check report is used by both buyers and sellers of used cars who can benefit from a vehicle history report. When selling your car, you may want to have a vehicle history report on hand to present to a buyer. You should run a VIN check before buying a used car to make sure it did not have major problems in the past.
The Vin report is also an important tool to be used by law enforcement for the investigation of an occurrence, or person involved in criminal activity.
A free vehicle’s history report lists all the key information about an individual car, including if there have been any accidents, how many owners it has had, and whether the previous owner was charged with a crime.
A used car’s history and condition are presented in this report: vehicle specifications, equipment details, and the NMVTIS report. Furthermore, it includes value-added features such as market value, fuel efficiency, safety ratings, a checklist of defects and recalls, and insurance information.
You may be wondering what the letters and numbers in your vehicle’s VIN stand for. You can look up and receive an instant report on your vehicle’s manufacturer, model, make, and year by entering the 17-character Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) above. This information is provided by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) based on the data the manufacturers submit to NHTSA. Lookups using the VIN Decoder are intended for vehicles manufactured since 1981. Probably 11 characters will be located on a VIN made before 1981.
The unique VIN of each car is made up of 17 numbers or characters. To help you better understand your automobile, below is what each numeral symbolizes.
The first number indicates the location of the vehicle’s production. Here are the most popular country codes and the countries they relate to:
1: United States
2: Canada
3: Mexico
4: Foreign vehicle made in the USA
9: Brazil
J: Japan
W: Germany
S: England
L: Taiwan
K: Korea
Y: Sweden
V: Europe
Z: Italy
The second number specifies the manufacturer of the individual car, which is often the initial letter of the company’s name, such as ‘B’ for BMW automobiles. Here are a few examples:
A: Audi
B: BMW
C: Chrysler
F: Ford
G: General Motors (Chevrolet, GMC, Cadillac, Buick)
H: Honda
L: Lincoln
N: Nissan
V: Volkswagen
The second number specifies the manufacturer of the individual car, which is often the initial letter of the company’s name, su
Characters 4 through 8 indicate particular characteristics about the vehicle type of the automobile.
Digit 4: Model-specific safety features and information
Digit 5: The vehicle’s serial number
Bodystyle and body type are denoted by the numbers 6 and 7.
8th digit references the Engine size.
Based on a mathematical formula developed by the Department of Transportation, the ninth digit is used to detect incorrect VINs.
Model year is represented by the tenth digit. Model years 1981 to 2000 are designated by the letters B through Y, and I, O, Q, U, and Z are excluded. Model years 2001 through 2009 are designated by the letters 1 through 9. The next cycle of the alphabet begins with A in 2010 and continues until 2030. Following that, the 9s will continue until 2039.
If a Toyota was made at one of the automaker’s Japanese plants, the VIN will display a numeric character or a D, K, or J. R represents the Lafayette, Indiana plant, S represents Princeton, Indiana, and U signifies Georgetown, Kentucky. There are many Toyota factories around the world.
The Digits from 10-17 are the Vehicle Identifier Section (VIS) and are the production line numbers that complete the vehicle’s unique serial number
