I've been trying to find the manufacturing date for last couple of days with the VIN numbers from cars.com but for me is impossible. The only thing I found is that they were made in Ulsa, Korea and that they are 2019 Model year.
Perhaps go off the serial numbers. They produce in batches. How many per month, etc. Has to be a way to find the month.
For what I can see the serial numbers are consecutive, the ones that we are seeing start on the 12xx and go up to the 13xx but without any pattern for distinction between the 2.0T and the 3.3T
Decode Manufacturing Date of Car. How to Find 2018 VIN Car Easily does this link help
Yeah it helps.
Thanks but according to that article we can't get the manufacturing date because we need the "19 digit extended VIN number" and what we are seeing is the "short 17 digit"
Yes the 10 digit is the Model Year but not the manufacturing year.
Do you have the full 19-digit code? Apparently it can be found under the hood...or stamped on near the floor by the driver's seat. Those last digits will give you month and year.
And at the same time could you read the door sticker and tell us the manufacturing date.
I don't have the car yet. I have the sticker but the VIN is 17 numbers. When I get the car I'll report back to you.
Thank you! Congrats for your new ride.
Question for you. Have you done any research on insurance? Not sure if you have contacted your current auto insurance provider, etc.
It looks like the G70 is not on Progressive's list yet. I'll probably have to call them to switch it on.
Ick...you should probably call for sure. For me...Geico did their estimate, etc...and my cost is $400/year more than my 2013 Audi A4. That is a lot !!
I just tried with the VIN and it said it was "invalid"...this might be really fun trying to get it insured
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