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Why to check the Nissan VIN number with the decoder
Why do you need this magical VIN decoder? To understand how honest the seller is. The date of manufacture in the documents and the actual date may not match, and this is already a reason to think twice. It is especially important to check the year of manufacture, because even a difference of one year can seriously affect the cost at customs.
Another important point is hidden defects. Using the VIN number, you can find out if the car has been in an accident or had serious damage. Imagine buying a Nissan, only to find out that it was previously flooded or restored after a serious collision. This is hardly the car you wanted.
Contents of our Nissan history 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
Where the Nissan VIN number is located
Not sure where to find those coveted 17 characters? Don't worry. Nissan vehicles have their VIN in different places depending on the model. It can usually be found:
- On the dashboard, on the right-hand side, just below the windshield. Look from the driver's side—the code should be visible through the glass.
- On the driver's door pillar—open the door and find the data plate.
- Under the hood—sometimes manufacturers place the VIN on the engine compartment bulkhead.
These are the first places to check. If you can't find the number, look in your model's user manual—it will probably indicate its exact location.
Nissan VIN decoding
So, you've found the VIN. What next? Now comes the most interesting part—decoding it. This code consists of 17 characters, each of which carries specific information:
- The first part (WMI) is the manufacturer code. For Nissan, this usually starts with “JN1,” “JN8,” or “1N4” (depending on the country of assembly).
- The second part (VDS) is technical information. It contains the model, body type, engine, and transmission.
- The third part (VIS) is the unique vehicle number. This is where the year of manufacture and the manufacturing plant are indicated.
Knowing all this, you can find out whether the car meets the stated specifications. For example, the equipment, engine, and even the color must all match what is stated in the documents.
Latest Nissan VIN reports
| Brand / Model | Date | VIN |
|---|---|---|
| Seat ATECA 1.0 TSI MOVE | 23/02/2022 | VSSZZZ5FZN65XXXXX |
| Citroen BERLINGO Berlingo Van M 650kg BlueHDi 100 S&S Club BVM5 | 28/05/2020 | VR7EFYHYCLN5XXXXX |
| Kia Niro 1.6 GDi Hybrid ActieAuto 5d DynamicLine APL | 10/08/2020 | KNACC81CGL53XXXXX |
| Toyota RAV4 2.5 HYBRID LITHIUM PREMIUM PLUS CVT | 25/05/2021 | JTMY53FV10D0XXXXX |
| Toyota Yaris hybrid Yaris 114h France Business 5p | 02/12/2020 | VNKKBAC300A0XXXXX |
| Volkswagen T-cross 1.0 TSI 95PK LIFE EXECUTIVE, 2021 | 06/05/2021 | WVGZZZC1ZMY0XXXXX |
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Buying a car is always a bit of a lottery. Even if the car looks perfect, there could be a real “surprise” hiding under the hood. To protect yourself from trouble, checking the VIN code is your best ally. This is especially true if you are considering a Nissan. Why? Because this code is not just a set of letters and numbers, but a real key to the car's history.
Each car has a unique VIN, like a passport for a person. It stores information about the date of manufacture, configuration, operating history, and sometimes even tells you whether the car has been involved in a serious accident. And for Nissan, this is especially important—the Japanese are known for their attention to detail, but even they sometimes have cars with surprising pasts.
Checking a car by its VIN is not just a recommendation, but a necessity. Thanks to this procedure, you can avoid a lot of problems, from inconsistencies in documents to serious breakdowns hidden from view. In just a few minutes, you will receive a detailed report that will help you make the right choice. Remember: it is better to be safe now than to spend time and money later on unpleasant surprises.