What is the Vehicle Production Number?
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The vehicle production number is the Vehicle Identification Number, also known as the VIN. According to the VIN coding rules and sequence, it can identify the vehicle's country of production, manufacturer, vehicle type, brand name, model series, body style, engine type, model year, safety protection device model, inspection digit, assembly plant name, and production sequence number. The VIN is a 17-character alphanumeric code. The combination of the vehicle identification code ensures that no two vehicles of the same model will have the same number within 30 years, making it known as the 'car's ID card'. There are three methods to check the vehicle's production date: 1. Check the vehicle's certificate of conformity, located in the upper right corner. The production date indicated here can be precise to the year, month, and day. 2. Check the vehicle's nameplate, which displays the vehicle's basic characteristics, including the brand, model, engine power, total weight, load capacity or passenger capacity, production number, production date, and manufacturer name. 3. Check the VIN. The vehicle's VIN is the Vehicle Identification Number, often referred to as the chassis number. This 17-digit number typically includes information such as the manufacturing plant, country of origin, vehicle type, and vehicle characteristics. The 10th digit or letter from the left represents the vehicle's production year.
