VIN декодер для Volkswagen

Список моделей Volkswagen

• Arteon
• Arteon 4Motion
• Atlas
• Atlas Cross Sport
• Atlas Cross Sport 4Motion
• Beetle
• Cabrio
• CABRIOLET
• CC
• Corrado
• Dasher
• e-Golf
• Eos
• Euro Van
• EuroVan
• FOX
• GLI
• Golf
• Golf Alltrack
• Golf GTI
• Golf III
• Golf R
• Golf SportWagen
• GTI
• Jetta
• Jetta GLI
• Jetta III
• Jetta SportWagen
• Jetta Wagon
• KOMBI
• New Cabrio
• New Golf
• New GTI
• New Jetta
• new Passat
• Passat
• Phaeton
• Quantum
• R32
• Rabbit
• Routan
• scirocco
• Taos
• Taos 4Motion
• Tiguan
• Tiguan 4Motion
• Tiguan Limited
• Touareg
• Vanagon

Проверка VIN номера Volkswagen

Vehicle fraud can be minor or major, and a modified vehicle can change hands several times before these problems are discovered. Does something seem a little off about a car, like it doesn’t have some of its original components? Is that really a GTi, or did someone install plaid seats and add badges to a regular Golf? Either way, you could end up spending a lot more on a vehicle than it’s actually worth. If you look up the VIN, it’s easy to spot these types of changes, so you can avoid these vehicles.

Looking up the VIN is also useful for vehicles you already own. Sometimes, small changes are made to cars during production. Checking the VIN helps you identify the exact model you own, so you can buy the right parts for repairs.

Где найти VIN?

VW applies the VIN to several locations in their vehicles. That way, this number stays with the vehicle over its entire life. Here are the most common places you’ll find the VIN on a Volkswagen.

• Look through the windshield at the dashboard. You should see the VIN printed on a small metal plate on the driver’s side of the vehicle.
• Open the front left door. On the side of the body pillar, you should see a small black and white sticker next to the door sill. The VIN is printed directly above and to the left of the bar code.
• Open the hood. Look for an engraving on the passenger’s side of the car, just in front of the hood hinge. This engraving is usually on the top lip of the outer fender.
• Remove the rear license plate. The VIN is printed on a small sticker where the plate mounts to the body. Be sure to check this number with other VINs on the car. If the trunk lid or bumper cover was replaced with a salvage part, it may have a VIN sticker for another vehicle.
• Look at the trunk or cargo floor, close to the rear bumper. You should find a small sticker with the VIN on it.
• Slide the front passenger’s seat all the way back. Look for a small carpet flap between the seat rails. Lift this flap, and you will see the VIN engraved into the floorpan.

Since the VIN is unique to the vehicle, it’s also used as an identifier on official documents. You can find the VIN on the title and on insurance paperwork. Some repair shops also print the VIN on receipts.

Подробное руководство по расшифровке VIN

A vehicle identification number is more than a way to identify an individual vehicle. This code contains information about the car model, where it was built, and what equipment it came with. Here’s just some of what you can learn when you use ourVIN decoder.

Digit 1 is the country where the vehicle was made:

European characters are sometimes used for several countries. For example, an “S” is used for Germany, while a “W” could be used on a German or Slovak-built vehicle.

Digit 2 is the manufacturer. The majority of VWs sold in the U.S. have a “V” in this position for “Volkswagen”. However, other divisions may use different characters. For example, Volkswagen Brazil uses a “B”.

Volkswagen doesn’t use the fourth, fifth and sixth digits on vehicles sold outside North America. If you see “ZZZ” in these positions, it’s a gray market vehicle.

Digit 4 is the safety restraint system installed at the factory:

Digits 5 and 6 identify the body and trim. Volkswagen frequently changes what these characters mean. It’s much easier to enter your VIN into our website to get this information.

Digits 7 and 8 indicate the model. Here are the codes for some of VW’s mos popular models:

Digit 9 is used for error correction. It’s generated using a mathematical formula based on other characters in the VIN.

Digit 10 is the year. All letters and numbers except “I”, ”O”, “Q”, “U”, “Z” and “0” are used. Numbers were used in the 2000s, switching back to letters in 2010.

Digit 11 is where the vehicle was built. Volkswagen has many plants all over the world, but not all factories ship to North America. These are the most common sources for cars sold in this market:

The last 6 digits in the VIN make up the serial number. Serial numbers are reused, but there will never be two vehicles that share the same VIN.