How to Check the Production Date of the Tayron?

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SanAsher
07/29/25 11:55pm
The methods to check the production date of the Tayron are as follows: 1. Below the B-pillar on the passenger side, open the door to see the plate, which only shows the year and month, and includes the vehicle's VIN; 2. The certificate of conformity that comes with the new car, located in the upper right corner of the certificate, where the production date is specified down to the year, month, and day; 3. Inside the engine compartment, there is an aluminum plate with the production date. The Tayron is a car under FAW-Volkswagen. In terms of body dimensions, it comes in three lengths: 4589mm, 4595mm, and 4590mm, with a width of 1860mm, a height of 1660mm, and a wheelbase of 2731mm.
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