Washington VIN Check & Lookup

Check for a Washington Vehicle and get Full VIN History Reports

A VIN number, or Vehicle Identification Number is a 17-digit number, that serves as the car's unique identity code.
For most vehicles, you can find the VIN on your front driver’s side interior dashboard or the driver’s side door post. Alternatively, you may find it on the vehicle’s insurance and ownership documents.
Example: JM1BPBJYXN1519045

A unique 17-digit code is generated and assigned to every vehicle that is sold on the territory of Washington. It's a VIN number that is used as an identifier of cars, bikes, trailers, trucks and other types of vehicles that have been made since 1980. It consists of letters and digits. If you see that the code on the vehicle is shorter or it's even missing, this car was either produced before 1980 or for sale outside the US.

Every symbol of the code represents a specific piece of data about its technical condition and specs. If you have the code, you can use the Washington state VIN check on this website to get the report about the history of the vehicle. With the help of the service, you can find out the following things:

  • Vehicle specs and its safety equipment;
  • History of road accidents;
  • Facts about the damage caused by fire, flood or hail;
  • The way the vehicle was used (taxi, police or personal);
  • The facts about recalls and defects made by the manufacturing company;
  • The mileage rollback;
  • The registered odometer readings;
  • Records about theft or recovery;
  • History of past repairs.

The records you get in the report are true to life and it's collected from different databases of insurance companies, motor vehicle companies, salvage plus other auto auctions, manufacturers, dealerships and inspection stations. There isn't a universal database that could keep records about all the things that happen with every vehicle.

Washington State VIN History

Before you proceed to the VIN check on this site, you will have to find the code. The first place where you should look at is the insurance card. You can find the code there. There are various locations of the code on different types of vehicles. If you want to check the code on the car, you can find it under the windshield in the right bottom corner on the driver's side. If you're looking for the code on the bike, you can find it on a steering neck. Of course, there are other places where the VIN code is stamped or printed on the sticker. You can ask the owner of the vehicle about these places or use the manual.

You can use the online VIN check Washington state to find out the history of the vehicle. Or you can visit the companies that keep records about the cars or the bikes yourself. It takes a lot of time and you can save it with the inline check. Besides the history and the past of the car or the bike, you can also find out the technical specs of the car by deciphering the 17-digit number. Every character of the code stands for a specific piece of data. For example, you can see the country of the production, the make and the configuration of the vehicle from the first three symbols of the code. You can use the online check or search other sites to learn what each character stands for.

It will take a lot of time, but if you have it, you can do it anyway. If you lack time or you want to check many codes, we advise you to use the VIN check on this website as there are great advantages such as the absence of any fees. You have no limits for the number of checks. It means you can choose twenty cars that you like, ask for the codes, check them and choose the one that has a clear history with no accidents or serious damages.

District of Columbia Department of Motor Vehicles (DC DMV)

441 4th Street, NW, Suite 450 North,
Washington, DC 20001
(202) 737-4404

https://dmv.dc.gov/