The first time someone asked for your VIN number, you were probably confused because you didn’t even know what it stood for (FYI, it stands for Vehicle Identification Number). Now that we got step one ...

Though your car was built on an assembly line with hundreds of other substantially identical vehicles, it is indeed unique. It has a Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) that will never be shared with ...

View post: Ford’s New HQ Brings Its Execs Closer to Its Engineers VINs can also tell you things like what kind of airbags are present in the car, what kind of restraint system it has (think seatbelts) ...

The vehicle identification number (VIN) applied to all cars (and their window stickers) can reveal key details—including where the vehicle was made. Knowing where a car was assembled can be relevant ...

The VIN may be found in multiple locations on the vehicle, including the driver’s side dashboard, the driver’s side lower door jamb, the engine block, and the front of the vehicle’s frame. While the ...

You're probably at least aware that all cars have a unique Vehicle Information Number (aka VIN), but you may not know that the 17-digit VIN is packed with interesting information about your vehicle.