Everything you wanted to know about VIN numbers

VIN is an abbreviation for Vehicle Identification Number, which is unique for every vehicle. However, since 1981, all VINs follow the same standard. A VIN is always 17 characters long and has both letters and digits. However, no VIN can have O, Q, and I. Each and every VIN is unique.

In the past, one VIN could be shared by several vehicles, since car manufacturers used their own systems for assigning VINs to their vehicles. To avoid confusion, the US nd all EU countries developed new ISO standards for VIN systems.Since then, it’s easy to find out vehicle’s history using VIN and a reliable service. Today, it’s impossible to hide the real condition of the car, and customers don’t have to worry about previous damage and history.

Everyone who is going to buy a car should run a VIN check. Every VIN has three sections:

The first the characters (WMI) tells you about the manufacturer

The next six characters (VDS) identify vehicle’s body style and other basic features. The ninth characters are needed to make sure the VIN is correct

The last eight characters (VIS) unveil details about transmission, engine, and feature of the vehicle

Our VIN checker is a service that helps get information about vehicle’s history in the fastest and easiest way. We help our customers to make a well-informed decision and feel confident about the purchase. You only need to know the VIN and then enter it in the search field. if you don’t have the VIN, you should check:

· driver’s side doors, frames

· close to the windshield, on the dashboard

· on the engine

· on the steering wheel

· the wheel arch

· on papers

We strongly recommend you to use a VIN checker before every purchase. Unfortunately, there are a lot of dishonest sellers that try to hide information customers may not look. Our report will tell you exactly what are you going to buy before you actually seal the deal.