How do you know what year a car was made? Is it to look at the date on the engine? Thank you!

You can see the production date of the car from the engine, but it is more troublesome. It is usually seen on the vehicle nameplate the date of manufacture of the car. Looking at the nameplate is the easiest and quickest way to know when a car was manufactured.

Many models will have the name plate of the car placed on the frame of the right door, while some will be placed on the left side. But when you open the door, you can see it if you pay a little attention. Of course, there are a small number of cars that put the nameplate in the engine compartment.

The combination of English and numbers above the nameplate is the VIN code of the car.

The VIN code of the vehicle is the same as the ID number of the person, and the car also has a unique identity number, which is the VIN code - the vehicle identification number, also commonly known as the frame number. This 17-digit number usually contains various information such as the manufacturer of the car, the country, the type of car, and the characteristics of the car. Of course, this also includes the year in which the car was manufactured.

You can see the nameplate of the engine compartment.

In the inner part of the engine compartment, there is usually an aluminum car nameplate, which indicates the car's number, engine displacement, model, brand, etc., as well as the important specific production date.

1) Look at the factory date of the car, generally look at the large frame number 13-digit code.

2) The way to know what year the car was produced: you can look at the VIN code of the car and the nameplate of the vehicle.

VIN is: 1) The abbreviation of vehicle identification number in English. Because the ASE standard stipulates that VIN code consists of 17 characters, it is commonly known as 17-bit code.

2) It contains information such as the manufacturer, age, model, body type and assembly location of the vehicle. Correct interpretation of the VIN code is very important for us to correctly identify the vehicle model and thus to carry out the correct diagnosis and repair.

The most straightforward way is to look for the car's nameplate. This name plate is a vehicle factory identification that every vehicle on sale must be equipped with. Generally, this logo appears in the engine compartment of the car, or on the B-pillar of the door on the driver's side, and this B-pillar refers to the second beam connected to the roof from the front of the car.

The nameplate clearly records the manufacturer, engine model, place of manufacture and date of manufacture of a car. It's like an ID card for a car, and all the basic information about the car you want to find can be found on it.

To see the factory date, it is generally to look at the engine.

It should be based on the origin on the certificate.

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There is a nameplate on the B-pillar next to the passenger cab, so you can see information such as the date of manufacture and the model number.

1. Under the B-pillar on the passenger side, you can see it when you open the door.

This nameplate is only accurate to the year and month. And the nameplate has the frame number of the vehicle remarkable.

2. The certificate that comes with the new car is located in the upper right corner of the certificate. The production date indicated here can be accurate to the year, month and day.

C3. The third point is a supplementary item and is not applicable to all models. When the new car arrives at the store. Windshield in front of the driver's seat:

There will be a factory paper nameplate on it. The paper nameplate is marked with the frame number of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, fuel consumption. At the bottom of the paper nameplate, if it is accurate to the year, month and day, then the production date on the nameplate of the resignation system can be used as a reference date.

If the nameplate is only accurate to the date and month, then it cannot be used as the date of manufacture.

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The way to see the production date of the frame number is:

1. The production date of the frame number is in the 10th to 17th digits of the frame number (VIS), of which the 10th digit indicates the production year of the vehicle.

2. The frame number is indicated: 1 frame number 1 to 3 digits: the first digit represents the country and region where the vehicle is produced, and the 2nd to 3rd digits represent the manufacturer and vehicle type.

Frame number 4 to 9: The 4th to 8th digits represent the type, series, body and engine type of the vehicle, and the 9th digit represents the check digit of the vehicle.

Frame number 10 to 17: The 10th digit indicates the year of manufacture of the vehicle, the 11th digit is the assembly plant code of the vehicle, and the 12th to 17th digits represent the serial number of the vehicle.

The factory date of the vehicle engine is marked on the nameplate of the car in the engine compartment, and the key information such as the factory date and engine number and frame number can be seen from this nameplate, and the specific operation steps to find this nameplate are as follows:

1. Open the door on the cab side of the car.

2. Pull up the manual brake of the car to prevent the car from slipping away.

3. Pull the hood switch on the left side of the driver's leg.

Fourth, lift the hood of the car engine upwards.

5. The vehicle nameplate is located on the nameplate of the engine.

Sixth, it can be seen from the top of the side.

Generally, only the date of the vehicle leaving the factory is on the vehicle certificate! Either you can understand the meaning of the number on the engine, or you can consult the manufacturer of the engine!

1. Open the hood and look at the engine nameplate, which generally indicates the date of manufacture.

2. The passenger door is open, and there is a nameplate on the side of the side door indicating the car model and factory date.

3. Look at the car's qualified registration certificate.

It can be displayed on the engine number.

The engine of the car is not marked with a separate production date, but the production date of the car can be checked by the nameplate on the car, so the production date of the engine must be earlier than the production date of the car.

Many parts of the world's cars have a production date, so the production date of these parts should be earlier than the production date of the whole vehicle, otherwise this part will be replaced later.

The headlights, glass, water tank and other parts of the car are marked with the production date, and the production date of these parts is earlier than the production date of the whole vehicle.

Generally, the production date of the whole vehicle is marked on the vehicle nameplate under the B-pillar of the vehicle, and there is also a nameplate in the engine compartment of the vehicle, which is also marked with the production date.

The identification of used cars depends on the production date of each component, because the hidden limb can be judged whether the parts have been replaced. If there is a replacement of parts, the appraiser needs to judge whether the replacement is caused by an accident based on experience.

It is normal to replace some wearing parts in the car, and you don't need to pay attention to this when buying a second-hand car. There are many wearing parts on the car, such as Huoling flower plugs, ignition coils, belts, tires and so on.

Some long-used car air compressors and generators may also be replaced. When looking at the car, you don't need to look at the production date of the engine, as long as you see whether the screws of the engine base have been removed, and whether the connection between the gearbox and the engine has been removed, you can indirectly judge whether the engine has been replaced.

Engine floor pads are consumables. If the foot pad has been replaced, the screws will also be removed. At this time, it is necessary to check whether the connection between the engine and the gearbox has been removed.

If the gearbox is overhauled, the screws at the connection between the engine and gearbox will also be removed. At this time, the appraiser has to judge based on experience.

Some cars have the phenomenon of replacing the engine. If you have just bought a car and the engine fails during the warranty period, then the 4S shop will generally replace the consumer with a new engine. As long as there are no problems with the engine, there is no need to worry.

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