No, it does not. VIN's contain information as to the Make, Model, Year, number of doors, country assembled, and plant assembled. It can also contain the upgrade package (ie - Chevrolet Tahoe LT vs LS), transmission system (4x4 or 4x2), and engine size. However, the color is not included. The color code can be located near many VIN labels, especially inside door jambs, as a separate line item. Note - VIN standards were not adopted and enforced until 1981, so any vehicles made prior to 1981 do not have a "readable" VIN that can be decoded for this information.
VIN # check at the DMV
no way
The vin number on a car tells alot like what the body shape is the engine where it was built and by what company but the answer is no because the vin does not state what the car is used for.
Car fax is were you look up vin and it tell you what you need to know about the car title and own how own and what is wrong about the car and it about how to get the car
Go to "decodethis.com" & enter your VIN code.....
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The dealer can run the sales codes off of the vin in their computer system, and tell the color from that.
The VIN number on the car will tell you exactly what it is. Post the VIN and I can decode it for you.
VIN stands for vehicle identification number. Each car is given a unique VIN number. If the vehicle is lost or stolen, this unique number can be used to locate the car.
The 10th character tell the production year of the vin. see link below.
Have dmv run the vin number and they can tell you who owns the car.
Yes, the VIN number will identify the model, color, engine, trim, and other features of your vehicle.