Where is the VIN located on the vehicle license?
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The Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) on the motor vehicle license is the frame number of the vehicle. Additional Information: 1. Rules for Vehicle Identification Number: The 9th digit can be a number from 0 to 9 or the uppercase letter X. The last four digits must all be numbers and cannot be letters. Additionally, the 4th to 8th digits of the VIN represent the engine and transmission model, which must match the information on the assembly nameplate without any discrepancies. 2. Basic requirements for Vehicle Identification Code: (1) Every automobile, trailer, motorcycle, and moped must have a Vehicle Identification Number. (2) The identification code of any vehicle produced within 30 years must not be the same. (3) The Vehicle Identification Number should be located in the front half of the vehicle, easily visible, and in a position that prevents wear or replacement.
As a car owner who frequently deals with vehicle matters, I can share some of my own experience. The specific location of the VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) on the vehicle license is usually in the basic vehicle information section on the first page or the front page, under the column labeled 'Vehicle Identification Number' or 'VIN.' It is often placed alongside details like the engine number and brand model. I remember when I bought my first car, the salesperson specifically pointed it out to me, emphasizing the importance of verifying it carefully. This is because the VIN is like the car's ID number, containing information such as the manufacturing year and production location, which is used for insurance claims and ownership transfers. If the vehicle license is missing or the VIN is unclear, you can also check the engraved marks on the front windshield corner or the driver's side door frame. However, the vehicle license is the official record, and the VIN is verified by officials during regular inspections. Over more than ten years of driving, I've noticed that its location might vary slightly depending on the version—for example, older versions might place it on the second page—but 99% of the time, it's concentrated on the upper right side of the first page, making it easy to spot with just a quick glance. So, there's no need to worry too much about it.
