Where can I find the vehicle production date?
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Vehicle production date can be checked from two locations: the co-driver side and the vehicle certificate. Details are as follows: 1. Below the B-pillar on the co-driver side, visible when opening the door. This nameplate only shows year and month, and includes the vehicle's VIN. 2. The certificate that comes with new vehicles, located at the upper right corner of the certificate. The production date marked here can be precise down to year, month, and day. Note: This doesn't apply to all vehicle models. When new vehicles arrive at dealerships, there will be a paper nameplate on the windshield in front of the driver's seat. This paper nameplate displays the VIN and MIIT fuel consumption. If the bottom of the paper nameplate shows the date down to year, month, and day, then this production date can serve as a reference. If the nameplate only shows year and month, it cannot be considered as the production date.