
The VIN number of the MG GS is located under the rear seats. Here is more related information: 1. MG GS: MG GS, which stands for Grand SUV (Chinese name: MG GS), is a high-performance SUV that SAIC Motor has meticulously developed by leveraging its accumulated strengths in styling design, powertrain performance, off-road capabilities, comfortable driving experience, and intelligent connectivity. It was officially launched on March 18, 2015, setting new benchmarks for mid-size SUVs in terms of performance, design, and value with its all-new powertrain, British-inspired design, and advanced technological features. Its spokesperson is the internationally renowned British actor Benedict Cumberbatch, also known as "Sherlock". 2. VIN Number: The Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) is a unique 17-character code consisting of letters and numbers, used to identify a vehicle's manufacturer, engine, chassis number, and other specifications. To avoid confusion with the numbers 1, 0, and 9, the letters "I", "O", and "Q" are not used. Additionally, the 10th character, which represents the model year, does not use "I", "O", "Q", "U", "Z", or "0".

Last time I helped my neighbor locate the Roewe GS VIN, I discovered three common locations: the most obvious is the lower left corner of the windshield, where the 17-digit stamped code is visible from outside the car. While washing the car, I also found an imprint label hidden under the rubber seal of the passenger door frame—you’ll need to open the door and bend down to see it. If a clear stamped number is required for inspection, crouch down and check the chassis beam behind the right front wheel, where the VIN is directly pressed into the metal. A tip: wear gloves when searching for the chassis number in rainy weather, as that spot tends to get you covered in mud. Always verify that all three locations match—a friend once bought a used car only to find the door frame label had been tampered with.

When I first got my MG GS, I also spent a long time looking for the VIN. Remember that code starting with 'L' at the bottom left corner of the windshield—that's what the DMV photographs for registration. If the label is worn, don't panic. Open the passenger door, crouch down, and lift the plastic cover near the door latch to find the complete label. The most reliable location is marked on page 6 of the repair manual—the right side of the front radiator frame. But here's a handy trick: use your phone's flashlight to take a photo of the chassis rail inside the right front wheel well. It's much easier than crawling under the car, and even the 4S shop technicians do it this way.

Here's a three-second locating trick: Open the car door with your left hand, and use your right hand to directly feel the crossbeam position under the front passenger seat. The VIN stamp of the Roewe GS is engraved on the metal frame. Last time when helping a friend inspect a car, I discovered an obscure location - the inner side of the hood. Lift the engine compartment and check the label on the top of the right front shock absorber tower. However, the most standard location is on the first page of the Certificate of Conformity, that document tucked in the manual when purchasing the car. I recommend keeping a photo of the VIN on your phone. Last time when I lost all car keys, I was running around in panic.


