Similar to this: A doorstamp VIN from a BMW It’ll also be stamped onto the vehicle elsewhere – possibly under the windscreen, or more likely into a door. It may be called “engine number”, “chassis number” or “identification number” and appears like the image below (look for the black or blue-back plate): An older-style VIN plate from a motorcycle VIN – called “chassis no.” – on a Nissan Firstly, stamped onto the VIN plate, right inside the engine compartments, so lift the bonnet and start looking 🙂. On the vehicle itself, you’ll find the VIN in a few places. It’s a unique code that identifies the vehicle and, unlike a registration plate, cannot be changed. It actually stands for Vehicle Identification Number, so if you’re calling it a “VIN Number” you’re effectively saying “number” twice!Įvery vehicle in the UK should have a VIN number, indeed every vehicle sold anywhere in the world should have one. Anyone can view the VIN of any vehicle if they know how. Manually check the vehicle itself, it’ll be listed on the windscreen or chassis, or often in the service booklet.
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Chances are you’re going to need the whole VIN, and here’s how to get it: Where do I find the VIN on the vehicle?Īt present, most vehicle checks (whether free or paid) will only provide you with the last 5 digits of the VIN.
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