Is the vehicle code the same as the chassis number?

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Vehicle code refers to the chassis number, also known as the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN). It is a unique set of numbers assigned to a vehicle, used to identify the manufacturer, engine, chassis serial number, and other specifications. Here are the ways to locate the vehicle code: 1. It can be found in the vehicle's accompanying documents. The chassis number is clearly marked on the vehicle registration certificate, and it is also recorded or pasted on the insurance policy and vehicle maintenance manual. 2. It can be found on the exterior of the vehicle. The most common location is on a label at the lower left corner of the windshield, which displays the 17-digit chassis number. 3. It can be found on the stamped marks on the vehicle body. During manufacturing, the chassis number is stamped onto the vehicle body to facilitate identification for registration or transfer of ownership. Common locations include under the seats, near the shock absorber in the engine compartment, or on the body frame in the trunk. The exact position may vary depending on the vehicle brand.