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Where can I find my VIN?
Dashboard / Windshield
Visible from outside the vehicle, look through the bottom corner of the windshield on the driver's side. The VIN is etched onto a small metal plate.
B-Pillar / Door Jamb
Open the driver's door and look at the frame where the door latches. The VIN is usually on a sticker containing tyre pressure and weight information.
Engine Bay / Firewall
Look for a metal plate or a direct stamping on the firewall — the metal wall separating the engine from the passenger cabin.
Interior Floorpan
Common in modern SUVs. Lift a small plastic flap in the carpet directly in front of or under the driver's seat.
Spare Tire Area
Lift the carpet in the trunk and check near the spare tire well. Some manufacturers stamp the VIN directly onto the metal floor.
Chassis / Frame Rail
On some older vehicles or 4x4s, the VIN is stamped directly onto the chassis frame behind one of the front wheels.
Vehicle Documents
If the physical VIN is hard to reach, check your Logbook (V5C), Insurance certificate, or NTSA inspection report.