How to Check the Model Year of a Car?
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You can check the vehicle's assembly sheet, which clearly records the model year and the configurations used. The vehicle's production date is also indicated on the nameplate, which helps determine the model year. Alternatively, you can consult the vehicle dealer to identify the model year based on the vehicle's relevant configurations. Here is some additional information: 1. The impact of the vehicle's model year: It mainly affects the vehicle's configurations. Additionally, when selling the vehicle, knowing the model year helps determine the original factory-installed configurations, as many configurations can be added through aftermarket modifications. However, the effect of factory-installed configurations is generally better than aftermarket modifications. 2. The location of the vehicle's nameplate: The most obvious location is the lower right corner of the front windshield. There is also a nameplate on the body near the driver's seat, which records relevant vehicle information, including the production date, manufacturer code, and other details.