Free Chrysler Town and Country VIN Decoder

What You’ll Get in a Chrysler Town and Country VIN Report

Start a free vin check to decode basic vehicle details and check for potential history signals tied to the VIN. Here’s what an Chrysler Town and Country VIN report can include:

• Make/model/series
• Body/cab type
• Type of engine and (when available) transmission
• Year
• Assembly factory (11th position)
• Basic options/safety systems (if encoded)
• Recalls
• Odometer detailed information: Shows the last known mileage data
• Accidents
• Number of owners
• Sales statistics: Shows vital historical listings of the vehicle’s sales from auctions and dealers
• Photos: In a free online report, you can see the latest up-to-date photo; in a full report, you can find a large number of photos of each vehicle

How It Works

Our free VIN decoder provides instant access to your car's information in three simple steps:

Find the VIN

Locate the sequence in the corresponding location.

Enter the VIN

Input the sentence into our VIN decoder tool.

Click “Decode VIN free”

Access basic specifications, recalls, and manufacturer details instantly.

Review the Results

Examine the results and consider using a full report for detailed accident records and car title information.

Where to Find the VIN on Chrysler Town and Country

• On the dashboard under the windshield on the driver’s side.
• On the sticker in the driver’s door jamb/pillar.
• In documents: Title, registration, insurance.

Chrysler Town and Country VIN Structure

• 1-3 WMI (World Manufacturer Identifier): manufacturer/country (e.g., 1FT = Make, USA)
• 4-8 VDS (Vehicle Description Section): model/body/systems/motor
• 9 Check digit: error-protection control digit
• 10 Year: specific code
• 11 Plant: assembly factory
• 12–17 Serial: production sequence number

List of Chrysler models

• 200
• 300
• 300C
• Aspen
• Concorde
• Conquest
• Crossfire
• FIFTH AVENUE
• Grand Voyager
• Imperial
• LeBaron
• New Yorker
• Pacifica
• PT Cruiser
• Sebring
• Town and Country
• Viper
• Voyager

Vehicle History Risk Factors

• Salvage/Flood/Rebuilt: NMVTIS title brand status indicating severe damage, flood exposure, or rebuilt after total loss.
• Theft: Reliable analysis of theft records and total-loss events.
• Odometer: Suspicious mileage “jumps” or inconsistencies across service, auction, and DMV records, which inform buyers of potential issues.
• Owners/Use: Ownership review, taxi/ride-share/commercial use, liens/leases, and possible usage restrictions.