How can you find a car by the VIN if you do not know what state it is titled in?

Answer 1

bruh this wiki is horrible. you have vin on the door panel of the car. when you open the door on the side of the door there is a sticker on which you can find a vin, you have one as well on the windshield of the car on the drivers side in the bottom corner. if i am not mistaken one is under the hood and one under the body of the car as well. but you can never be sure if the car is stolen or salvage because there are professionals that can easily replace the vin

Answer 2

A vin number on a car can tell you a number of things about a car , whether it is a 4, 6 or 8 cylinder, it can tell you about the interior of the car, or the if it is a classic or tire size but im pretty sure that a vin number doesnt have the state of where it is from, my advice to you would be to do a little research about the last owner and start there.

trick question,huh? WHO is looking? Cops can do it any time,so you must not be one of those. LOL Do you know the TAG number or what state it is from? Do you know the owners name? If you have a legitimate reason for finding a car, email me and I will try to help you.

Go to carfax.com. There is a charge, but it will tell you the last place (City,State) that the vehicle was registrated in

THE ABOVE ANSWER IS MISLEADING. AS I DEAL WITH ALL THE STATES TITLE DEPARTMENTS, HERE IS THE ONE TRUTH: NO STATE WILL SUPPLY YOU WITH THE TITLE BECAUSE IT CAN ONLY BE SENT TO THE REGISTERED OWNER.

CARFAX WILL TAKE YOUR MONEY $70.00 PLUS AND ONLY PROVIDE YOU WITH NON-GUARANTEED INFO. IT SAYS THIS ON THEIR WEBSITE. THE REASON FOR THIS IS; THE STATES ARE NOT UNDER ANY CONTRACT TO PROVIDE PERSONAL INFORMATION TO THE PUBLIC.

GO TO A REGISTERED AUTO LIEN SERVICE. IT HAS TO APPROVED BY THAT PARTICULAR STATE TO OBTAIN THE ABOVE INFORMATION.the only difference will be the emmission to what state the car was build for if you take a look at the federal sticker under the hood , it will say this wad manufactured in such year and the state of California....reason being that california has their own emmissions standards..all other vehicles can be from just any state..a car fax is a reliable source due to the fact that goes back to the registration history it will give you information from day one the car was registered.accidents if they have been reported...keep in mind that if the accident is not reported,there is no way of finding out wheather the car has been in an accident or not..hope the info.was helpful