Free Pontiac VIN Decoder & Lookup

Lista de modelos Pontiac

• Aztek
• Bonneville
• Catalina
• Fiero
• Firebird
• Firefly
• G3
• G5
• G6
• G8
• Grand AM
• Grand Prix
• GTO
• Lemans
• Montana
• Parisienne
• Phoenix
• Safari
• Solstice
• Sunbird
• Sunfire
• Tempest
• Torrent
• Trans Sport
• Vibe
• Wave

Búsqueda por VIN de Pontiac

Certain trims, like the Fiero Formula and the Trans Am WS6, represent the best these models have to offer. This makes them desirable and valuable. While it's easy to fake these models with bolt-on parts, it's all but impossible to change the VIN. Using our VIN check tools helps you verify factory information, so you know you're getting the vehicle you're paying for.

Our tools don't just work for car VINs. Want to run a motorcycle VIN check? Shopping around and need a heavy truck, RV or ATV VIN decoder? Our search tools work with all of these vehicles.

¿Dónde buscar el VIN?

Where do you find this number, so you can run a Pontiac VIN lookup? Since the VIN is unique to the vehicle, you can find it on a wide range of official documents. This includes the title, registration and insurance policy. It's also added to several locations on the vehicle. Here are the most common places you'll find the VIN on a Pontiac:

• Stand in front of the driver's door and look through the windshield at the dashboard. You should see a small metal plate near the bottom corner of the glass.
• Open the driver's door and look at the B pillar. On older models, you will see a sticker between the door sill and the latch with tire information. The VIN is next to a barcode. On newer models, look for the VIN on a large, silver sticker on the side of the pillar between the front and rear doors.
• Open the hood. Older vehicles have a metal plate with the VIN attached to the firewall. More recent models may have the VIN etched into the middle of the firewall, or on one of the inner fenders.
• Pontiac frequently stamped the VIN on the engine and transmission. On most models, the VIN number is somewhere on the rear of the engine or on the transmission bell housing. Some front wheel drive manual transmissions have the VIN etched into the top center of the case. Many engines also have the VIN etched into the front of the block, but this is usually obscured by accessory belts and other components. Keep in mind that these numbers won't be correct if the engine or transmission were replaced.

Don't have the VIN handy? We also offer license plate lookup, which finds and decodes the VIN for the vehicle currently registered to the plate.

Guía completa del decodificador de VIN

What can you learn about a Pontiac when you look up the VIN on our website? Here's a breakdown of each character in this code, and what it tells you about the vehicle.

Characters 1, 2 and 3: World Make Identifier

These characters identify the country where the vehicle was manufactured, the manufacturer, and the division. Pontiacs have one of these WMIs:

Character 4 and 5: Platform and Series

The fourth character is the vehicle's platform, called the “body” by GM enthusiasts. For example, “F” is used on F-body cars. An “FP” is a Chevy Camaro, while Pontiac used “FS” for the Firebird and “FV” or “FW” for the Formula and Trans Am.

Character 6 – Body Type

Character 7 – Restraint system

Character 8 - Engine

This number or letter identifies the engine installed in the vehicle. Some characters are reused for different engines, so it's hard to decode directly. Our search tools do this work for you.

Character 9 – Check Digit

All North American VINs use a formula to generate this character. This helps catch errors during data entry.

Character 10 – Model Year

This character alternates between letters and numbers 0-9. Letters that can be confused with numbers, like “O and “Q”, are not used. For 2010, Pontiac's last year, the date code is “A”.

Character 11 – Factory

This identifies the final assembly plant where the vehicle was built. Here are some of the most common factory codes you'll see on Pontiacs:

Remaining Characters – Serial Number

Pontiac issued the serial number sequentially in each product line. While two vehicles may have the same serial number, no two VINs will be identical.