If your 4th VIN character is N, then it represents the Month - October.

9th character represents the YEAR of Manufacture.

4th character represents the MONTH of Manufacture.

For e.g GF = July 2015.įull credit goes to fellow members Torquedo, keyur and Poitive for the findings. 9th Character now represents YEAR of manufactureįor e.g if your 7th Character is G then, month is July and if your 9th Character is F, the year is 2015.Īdditionally, you can find a separate placard near the front left door, right bottom (near seat) that has 2 characters representing MONTH and YEAR.7th Character now represents MONTH of manufacture.Its been confirmed that effective from February 2011, there is a change in the Month and Year code positions of Chevrolet VIN. If your 10th VIN character is A, then it represents the Year - 2010.If your 9th VIN character is G, then it represents the Month - July.10th character represents the YEAR of Manufacture.9th character represents the MONTH of Manufacture.Refer to the chart below to directly jump to the respective manufacturer's VIN decoding instructions: NOTE : An excel sheet containing the location of engine / chassis numbers (on various vehicles) can be found here. Simply scroll down to the manufacturer-specific posts and follow the instructions therein. Team-BHP shows you how to decode the VIN of your car. Each car has a unique VIN that is usually stamped somewhere within the engine bay, or around the passenger compartment. Knowing when your car was manufactured is critical after all, when you have paid good money for a brand new car, shouldn't you be getting just that? Automotive manufactures around the world use a Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) that can be decoded to reveal the Month & Year of production. How do you know that your dealer isn't selling you a 6 month old car, under the guise of a new one? Or worse still, a car that's over a year old?

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