VIN Decoder – Carfax

The VIN decoder reveals vehicle year, make, country of origin, vehicle type, and assembly plant. The tool operates free, with no sign-up required.

This tool decodes VIN data reported to the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and reliably covers vehicles built for or sold in the United States. Older, gray-market, or non-U.S. vehicles may decode partially or not at all.

What Is a Vehicle Identification Number?

A VIN is a 17-character code assigned to every vehicle. The code identifies the manufacturer, vehicle attributes, and a unique serial number.

What Does Our Decoder Reveal?

The decoder extracts five data points from the VIN.
The decoder identifies model year and manufacturer.
The decoder identifies country of origin.
The decoder classifies vehicle type.
The decoder extracts the assembly plant code.

Where Is the VIN Located?

The VIN appears in six locations on a vehicle.
The dashboard displays the VIN, visible through the windshield.
The driver’s side door jamb displays the VIN.
Vehicle registration documents list the VIN.
The insurance card lists the VIN.
The vehicle title lists the VIN.
The engine block displays the VIN, stamped into the metal.

Vin Search

A VIN search tool is a tool that lets you search for information about a particular vehicle. You can use vehicle history reports to find out the make, model, year, miles, options, color, carfax reports, autocheck reports, license plate lookup, VIN records, title info ( blacklisted or clean), accident history, auction data, lien information, theft history, service and maintenance records and more.

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