Global Vehicle Identification Label Guide by Manufacturer
VIN Sticker and VIN Plate Guides by Vehicle Manufacturer
Vehicle Identification Numbers (VIN) are applied to vehicles in several locations during manufacturing. These identifiers allow authorities, technicians and insurers to confirm the identity of a vehicle.
Different vehicle manufacturers use slightly different VIN identification formats and label placements. The guides below explain common VIN locations and identification labels for many major vehicle brands.
European Vehicle Manufacturers
- BMW VIN Sticker Replacement Guide
- Mercedes VIN Plate Replacement Guide
- Volkswagen VIN Label Replacement Guide
- Audi VIN Sticker Replacement Guide
- SEAT VIN Label Replacement Guide
- Skoda VIN Plate Replacement Guide
- Peugeot VIN Sticker Replacement Guide
- Citroën VIN Label Replacement Guide
Japanese Vehicle Manufacturers
- Toyota VIN Label Replacement Guide
- Nissan VIN Sticker Replacement Guide
- Mitsubishi VIN Plate Replacement Guide
- Mazda VIN Label Replacement Guide
- Subaru VIN Sticker Replacement Guide
- Honda VIN Label Replacement Guide
- Lexus VIN Plate Replacement Guide
Korean Vehicle Manufacturers
Other Global Manufacturers
- Volvo VIN Label Replacement Guide
- Renault VIN Sticker Replacement Guide
- Fiat VIN Label Replacement Guide
- Alfa Romeo VIN Plate Replacement Guide
Understanding VIN Identification Systems
Most vehicles contain multiple VIN identification points including:
- Windscreen VIN plate
- Door pillar certification label
- Engine bay identification plate
- Chassis stamped VIN number
These identification markers ensure the vehicle can always be verified even if one identification label becomes damaged.
Replacement VIN Identification Labels
When original VIN stickers or identification plates become damaged due to repairs, corrosion or restoration work, replacement VIN labels can restore visible vehicle identification.
Specialist manufacturers such as VinShield UK Ltd produce replacement VIN identification labels including windscreen VIN stickers, door pillar certification labels and vehicle data plates.
These labels are commonly used during vehicle restoration, repair and identification work.