Where is the VIN number located on the Geely King Kong?

[SanBennett]

The VIN number of the Geely King Kong is located on the nameplate of the radiator frame in the engine compartment. Relevant information about the VIN number is as follows: 1. VIN Code: The number that the staff copies onto paper during each vehicle inspection is the VIN code, which is generally located in the engine compartment. Additionally, the VIN code is often engraved on door pillars, the engine, the frame, and other major components, as well as inside the left wheel housing, on the steering column, on the radiator support, on the processing pad at the front of the engine, and other places. 2. The meaning of each part of the VIN code: For passenger car series, the first three digits of the identification code are determined by three standards: the country of production, the manufacturer, and the vehicle category. For example, LFW refers to a truck, LFP refers to a passenger car, LFB refers to a bus, LFN refers to an incomplete vehicle, LFD refers to a spare, LFS refers to a special vehicle, LFT refers to a trailer, LFM refers to a multi-purpose passenger vehicle, and LFV refers to vehicles produced by FAW-Volkswagen. Here, the L stands for China, F means first, P means passenger, W means work, B means bus, N means incomplete, M means multi-purpose, S means special, T means trailer, and V means FAW-Volkswagen.

[DiAlexa]

After all these years of repairing cars, I can tell you that the common locations for the VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) on the Geely KingKong are at the lower left corner of the windshield on the driver's side, which can be seen directly from the outside. Another spot is in the engine compartment—after opening the hood, look for the nameplate on the front firewall or the label near the crossbeam. There’s often a label on the inner side of the door B-pillar as well. I recommend checking the windshield first; if you don’t find it there, inspect the engine compartment or door frame. The VIN is crucial for transfer of ownership or maintenance records, so be careful not to scratch it. Some models from different years might have variations in location—for example, newer models have more prominent B-pillar labels. Check multiple spots to avoid mistakes.

[SanCorey]

As an ordinary car owner, I've looked for the VIN on my Geely King Kong. It's usually fixed at the edge of the driver's side windshield—just bend down to spot that string of numbers. After opening the engine hood, you can find the identification plate on the wall near the windshield. The label inside the driver's side door frame is another alternative spot. If you can't find it immediately, checking the vehicle manual or insurance documents usually provides a backup. Don't lose this number; you'll need it for new car registration or selling the car. Start with the easiest locations first.

[SanEloise]

I think the location of the Geely King Kong VIN is quite straightforward, usually at the corner of the windshield or near the engine. The easiest way is to check the B-pillar label by opening the door, or just take a quick glance at the left outer side of the windshield.

[LauraFitz]

Experience tells me that the VIN of the Geely King Kong is mostly located at the lower edge of the left side of the windshield, and the firewall nameplate in the engine compartment is equally reliable. The label on the inner side of the B-pillar can serve as an additional confirmation point. If you can't find it, check the vehicle documents.