Just as every person has unique fingerprints, every vehicle carries its own distinctive identifier - the Vehicle Information Number, commonly known as VIN.
This unique sequence serves as your vehicle's DNA, revealing crucial details about its origins: from its manufacturing location and year of production to specific features like body type and trim specifications.
Understanding how to decode this vital information helps ensure accuracy when searching for compatible parts or researching vehicle history.
The VIN can be found in one of these two locations: