Where is the VIN number of the Mercedes-Benz Vito?
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Location of the Mercedes-Benz Vito chassis number: Open the car hood to find the stamped VIN number. Below is relevant information about the Mercedes-Benz Vito VIN number representation: 1. Positions 1-3: WDB indicates the car is German-made, W stands for Germany, DB stands for Daimler Benz. Position 4 represents the body series, i.e., the chassis series. Position 5 indicates the engine type, e.g., A for gasoline engine, B for diesel engine, D for gasoline four-wheel drive. 2. Positions 6-7 represent the model within this body series, e.g., 57 stands for 140 (S-Class (parameters picture) 600SEL, 56 stands for 600SEL. Position 8 is the passenger safety system number. E indicates front seat belts and two airbags. 3. Position 9 is the factory inspection coefficient, Position 10 is the vehicle year. It represents 1980-2000, with English letters A-Z as 21 letters, e.g., 1992 is N, 2000 is Y. 4. Position 11 is the car assembly plant, A-D is the Sindelfingen plant, F-H is the Bremen plant, J is the Rastatt plant. Positions 12-17 represent the chassis production serial number of this body series.