Dekoder VIN dla Mercury

Lista modeli Mercury

• Capri
• Cougar
• Grand Marquis
• Lynx
• Marauder
• Mariner
• MARQUIS
• Milan
• Montego
• Monterey
• Mountaineer
• Mystique
• Sable
• Topaz
• Tracer
• Villager
• Zephyr

Mercury - wyszukiwarka numerów VIN

The Mercury VIN is an important tool for checking the history of a vehicle before you buy it. This code can tell you the year of manufacture, where the vehicle was built, its trim level and its original equipment. Inconsistencies can reveal engine swaps and other changes that indicate the vehicle isn't original. You can also use it to check your records through the DMV and third party record agencies. Unlike a license plate or title, which are usually registered with the DMV when you purchase your car, the VIN stays with your car – letting you search through records going back to its date of manufacture.

Gdzie znaleźć VIN?

If you want to use the VIN decoder Mercury search on our website, first find the VIN number. This is printed or stamped in several areas around the vehicle:

• Look through the windshield at the dashboard.
• Check the driver's side door sill, and you will see a sticker there. The VIN is next to the bar code. If you don't spot the sticker, open the rear driver's side door and check the door jamb.
• Look at the floor near the front passenger seat. You may see a small plate next to the door sill, or underneath a small carpet flap.
• On older rear-engine vehicles, look for a plate on the passenger's side near the fuel tank.

The vehicle identification number identifies vehicles on paperwork. This number is usually printed on the title, insurance policies and registration. Our license plate lookup can find the VIN currently registered to the plate, giving you the same information you'd get by entering the VIN directly into our search engine.

Kompleksowy przewodnik po dekoderze VIN

The Vehicle Identification Number is a unique identifier for each vehicle. Each manufacturer has its own way of encoding this number, but here's a sample of how Mercury encodes each character in their VINs.

1st Characters – Manufacturing Country

Where in the world was your Oldsmobile made? The first three digits will give you the world manufacturer identifier (WMI) code, with the first number indicating the car's country of origin.

For Mercuries, “1” indicates that the car was made in the United States.

2nd and 3rd Character – Manufacturer Information

Digits 2 and 3 indicate that the vehicle is a Mercury car. The first digit is M, which signifies Mercury, and the second digit is a 2, which means it's a passenger car.

4th to 8th Characters

These five digits are also known as the vehicle description code. They include information such as the type of engine, model name, body style and other details.

9th Character – Check Digit

The ninth digit is the security character that confirms the vehicle identification number (VIN) is valid. It is generated from a mathematical formula with a weight factor table by the Department of Transportation.

10th Character – the year of the Yamaha vehicle model

The digit stands for the year of the Yamaha vehicle model. It applies to the years 1980 and later and is coded as repeating cycles of alphabet letters (with I, O, Q, U, and Z omitted).

11th Character – Assembly Plant

To identify the factory where a car was assembled, each carmaker uses a special set of codes for its 11th digit. Mercury's are no longer made, but were produced in plants in Missouri, California and Georgia.

12th to 17th Characters

The last six digits of a production serial number, unique to each vehicle, indicate the date of manufacture.