What year does the 10th digit 'M' in the VIN represent?
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The 10th digit 'M' in the VIN represents the year 2021. Below is relevant information about the VIN: VIN location: For trucks and large vehicles, it is generally located on the right side of the vehicle frame at the rear; for passenger cars, it is usually found in the lower left corner of the windshield (under the wiper deflector) or on the door frame below the passenger seat; for motorcycles, turn the handlebars fully to one side, and you'll find a nameplate below the odometer with the VIN; the vehicle's registration certificate also clearly states the VIN in the 'VIN' section. VIN content: The VIN, or Vehicle Identification Number, is like a vehicle's ID card—just as every person has their own identity card, each vehicle has a unique VIN composed of 17 digits or letters. People can learn a lot about a vehicle from its VIN, such as its place of manufacture, vehicle type, model year, assembly details, etc. Digits 1-3 represent the manufacturing location, brand, and type; digits 4-8 indicate vehicle characteristics; digits 9-11 denote the check digit, model year, and assembly plant; digits 12-17 represent the serial number, which is the last 6 digits of the VIN.