What the VIN encodes and what is known about the version.
- Trim version (e.g. SE, Highline, S-Line)
- Engine, displacement, power, fuel
- Gearbox and drive
- Country and plant
Which version the car is, which engine and gearbox it left the factory with — and whether that matches the seller’s claims.
What the VIN encodes and what is known about the version.
What the seller states about the options.
Registration history, owners, accidents, market analytics and available checks — by VIN or plate. What is included depends on the car.
Enter the VIN above. The report shows the modification: engine, power, gearbox, drive, trim version and factory specs, plus options from the seller’s description.
Not always. The VIN encodes the model, engine and plant; only some makers disclose the full option list. So the report combines VIN data, the modification specs and the seller’s description.
A VIN decoder deciphers the code characters. The equipment check adds the modification specs, listing features and the car’s history.
Yes, if the VIN can be identified from the plate, the plate report shows the same data.