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Why to check the VIN number of the car with the decoder
A VIN decoder is a specialised tool that allows you to decode a vehicle identification number. It allows you to check a car by its VIN code and compare the data provided by the seller with the information recorded by the manufacturer and service databases.
With the help of the decoder, you can:
- obtain technical data about the car, including the model, engine type, transmission, body type, country and assembly plant;
- determine the configuration – the presence of standard equipment, options, safety and comfort systems;
- identify discrepancies between the declared model and the original configuration;
- evaluate the service history based on data from European dealerships;
- rule out the possibility of a VIN code replacement or attempts to forge the number.
It is recommended to check the car by its VIN code before concluding any transaction, especially when purchasing a vehicle imported from Cyprus, where intermediate countries of registration are often used.
Contents of our VIN decoder report

- Car make and model
- Series and body type
- Drive type
- Transmission type
- Model code
- Engine code
- Date of manufacture by VIN
- Engine displacement
- Engine power
- Fuel type
- Ecological standard
- Equipment by VIN
- Machine colour
- Bumper material
- Presence of body protection elements
- Security systems
- Air conditioning and heating system
- Electric actuators and adjustments
- Number of USB ports
- Multimedia system
- VIN equipment check
- Wheel and tyre size
- Suspension type
- Spare wheel availability
- Parking sensors and cameras
- Tyre pressure sensors
- Start-stop system
- Type of lamps
- Presence of daytime running lights
- On-Board Diagnostics (OBD)
- Electrical architecture
BidCar's VIN report provides a complete dealer service history for your vehicle. The information included will help you learn all about the vehicle's condition and work performed. The report contains:
- All service orders including exact dates, mileage, list of work performed, parts used with catalogue numbers.
- Comments and recommendations from masters and diagnosticians.
- Information on major repairs - engines, gearboxes, bodywork.
- Data on whether the car was used as a taxi or scrapped abroad (e.g. in the USA).
- Information about chipping the car, if it was recorded by the dealer during an internal combustion engine software check.
- A full listing of work and spare parts with quantities and catalogue numbers.
- Technical manuals for mechanic and body repairs and electrical diagrams of the vehicle.
- Complete dealer documentation in a large PDF document that stays with you locally.
In addition, it is important to note that the data in the report is not obtained from free sources such as traffic police or FSSP, but directly from official dealers. The report is generated in just 1-5 minutes and saved on your device.
- Vehicle class and type
- Glass and mirror settings
- Type of steering
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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Where the VIN number of the vehicle is located
The VIN number is a combination of 17 characters assigned to each vehicle during production. The code is unique and is fixed in the structural elements of the vehicle. The following points are used for inspection and verification:
- Under the windscreen: on the driver's side, at the lower corner of the windscreen. The number can be seen from inside the vehicle.
- In the driver's door opening: closer to the lock, most often on a sticker or metal plate.
- On the engine shield: stamped or affixed in the area between the engine and the passenger compartment.
- Bonnet cover or front wing arch: typical for certain models, especially those made by European manufacturers.
- On the engine: in rare cases, the VIN is duplicated on the cylinder block or near the mountings.
It is recommended to check the VIN in several places. This way, you can make sure that the car has not been tampered with by fraudsters.

Decoding VIN history of a car
The VIN code contains information that can be decoded using a standardised system:
- WMI (1–3 characters) – manufacturer identifier. Indicates the country and assembly plant.
- VDS (4–9 characters) – model description. Encoded data on the body type, transmission type, engine size and modification, and trim level.
- Check digit (9th character) – confirms the correctness of the code.
- Year of manufacture (10th character) – indicated by a letter or number, used in model year classification.
- VIS (11–17 characters) – unique serial number on the production line.
Decoding the VIN allows you to obtain information about the car based on the VIN code, including its characteristics, installed equipment, and factory configuration. This is necessary when ordering original parts, completing documents, registering, or searching for a car by VIN code if the information is lost.

Buying a car from Cyprus involves certain risks. Many cars have been operated in hot climates and may have undergone technical modifications that affect their performance. To rule out the possibility of hidden defects or errors in the documentation, it is recommended to check the car using its VIN code. This allows you to determine in advance whether the declared technical condition corresponds to the actual one, find out the service history and confirm the vehicle's configuration.
First of all, it is worth paying attention to the free VIN code check in Poland: the service may be available when purchasing through the platform, and the information in the reports from official suppliers contains complete data without distortions. For those considering Ford vehicles, Ford VIN code decryption is available, with the option to obtain information about factory assembly, modifications, and technical equipment.