Décodeur VIN pour Dodge

Liste des modèles Dodge

• A100
• Avenger
• B200
• Caliber
• Caravan
• Challenger
• Charger
• Coronet
• Cummins
• D100
• D150
• D250
• Dakota
• Dart
• Daytona
• Durango
• F30
• F40
• Fargo
• Intrepid
• Journey
• M500
• M880
• Magnum
• Monaco
• Mopar
• Motorhome
• Neon
• Nitro
• Pickup
• Power wagon
• Ram
• Ram 2500
• RV
• Sportsman
• Sprinter
• Stealth
• Stratus
• Super bee
• Sweptline
• Travco
• Truck
• Van
• Viper

Recherche du numéro VIN pour Dodge

What do you get when you use our Dodge VIN lookup? This code is issued at the factory, and placed on the vehicle in areas that are unlikely to be replaced or modified. This creates a permanent record of its build history. Our decoder tells you exactly what each character means, so you know how the car was originally equipped. This is useful for verifying seller information, especially for unique models, like the high performance versions of the Dodge Viper.

Once you've narrowed down your choices, get some peace of mind by ordering a VIN report. Our site goes through vehicle records from insurance companies and government agencies, building a history of the vehicle. This includes vehicle owner lookup, insurance claims, accident reports, theft reports, and title changes. This information can help you avoid cars with hidden damage, and vehicles that have legal issues that make them hard to tag.

Où chercher le numéro d'identification du véhicule ?

Where do you get the VIN for a DMV VIN check? Since this number is unique to the vehicle, it's printed on most official documents, including titles, insurance policies, registrations, inspections and some service receipts. It's also printed or stamped on several locations on the car itself. Here are the most common places you'll find the VIN on a Dodge:

• Look through the windshield at the dashboard. Next to the driver's side A pillar, you should see a small metal plate with the VIN stamped into it. This plate is recessed on many of Dodge's trucks, so you may need a flashlight to read it.
• Open the driver's door and look at the B pillar, just below the door latch. You should see a white sticker with information on the vehicle. The VIN is above and to the left of a bar code.
• Look under the front passenger's seat. You should see a small flap of carpet between the seat rails. Lift up this flap, and you'll see the VIN stamped into the floor pan.
• Look under the hood. Older Dodge trucks often have a metal tag with the VIN attached to the radiator support. Some vehicles also have a plate or sticker on one of the strut towers.

Guide complet du décodeur VIN

What can you learn about a Dodge when you look up the VIN? Here's the information stored in each digit of this code.

First digit: Country of Origin

Numbers 1-5 are used on vehicles built in North America, which includes most Dodges.

Second digit: Manufacturer

Dodges built in Jeep plants credit Jeep as the manufacturer.

Third digit: Brand Division

Dodge divides brand divisions into vehicle types.

Fourth digit: Safety Equipment

Fifth digit: Model

These are the codes used for Dodge's most popular models:

Sixth digit: Trim Level

Seventh digit: Body type

Eighth digit: Engine

These are codes for Dodge's most popular engines.

Ninth digit: Check digit

This digit is chosen based on other characters in the VIN. This helps identify data entry errors.

Tenth digit: Model Year

This digit is standard across VINs from all brands. It alternates between letters and numbers, with numbers last used in the 2000s. A 2022 model uses the character “N” for this digit.

Eleventh digit: Assembly plant

Remaining digits: Serial Number

The last 6 digits of the VIN are used for the vehicle serial number. Serial numbers themselves are not unique, but you will never see two vehicles with the same VIN.