Free Dodge VIN Decoder
See your Dodge’s full history. Get a free, instant report on specs, accident records, and title status.
A Dodge VIN decoder is a digital tool that translates the 17-character Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) of a Dodge vehicle into a comprehensive report. By simply entering the unique VIN, you can instantly access critical details about the car’s origin, specifications, and history.
Using a VIN decoder helps you verify key information such as the manufacturing plant, model year, engine type, trim level, and specific features. This valuable tool promotes transparency, helping buyers and sellers confirm a vehicle’s authenticity and ensuring accurate information.
Where is the VIN number on a Dodge?
On a Dodge, the VIN is located on the driver’s side of the dashboard just below the windshield (visible through the windshield). You’ll also find it printed on the driver’s side door jamb sticker, along with other vehicle information.
For added verification, the VIN is stamped on the vehicle’s firewall or engine block. In some models, the VIN might be on the floor under the driver’s seat, so lift the floor mat to check this spot.
The VIN is also always listed on paperwork such as the title, registration, and insurance documents.
Dodge VIN Number Breakdown
Every Dodge VIN has 17 characters, each revealing a key part of the vehicle’s identity:
| Characters 1–3 (WMI) | Country and manufacturer—like 1C for Dodge made in the U.S., 2C for Canada, or 3C for Mexico. |
| Character 4 | Restraint system. |
| Character 5 | Vehicle line—Charger, Avenger, Durango, RAM, etc. |
| Character 6 | Series or trim level. |
| Character 7 | Body type—2-door, 4-door, wagon, etc. |
| Character 8 | Engine code—indicates engine type such as 3.6L V6, 5.7L HEMI V8, SRT engines, etc. |
| Character 9 | Check digit—used to verify VIN accuracy. |
| Character 10 | Model year code (A for 2010, B for 2011, etc.) |
| Character 11 | Assembly plant (e.g., B = Brampton, D = Detroit, S = Saltillo) |
| Characters 12–17 | Production sequence number (unique serial number) |
Dodge VIN Example Breakdown
Why use a Dodge VIN Decoder?
The Dodge VIN decoder provides excellent access to your vehicle’s complete NMVTIS Vehicle History Report—here are key reasons to use it for verifying claims and conducting background checks.
- Title brands (salvage, totaled, total loss, flooded etc.)
- Ownership timeline or sales data
- Vehicle Specifications
- Fuel efficiency (similar to fueleconomy.gov)
- Odometer readings or mileage
- Market Value
- Ownership Cost
- Accident history
- Theft history (much like NICB)
- Commercial use (like taxis, police, or fleet vehicles)
- Recalls and defects
- Safety ratings
- Inspection checklist
How to Use Our Free Dodge VIN Decoder
- Locate your VIN. Look on the dashboard near the windshield, in the driver’s-side door jamb, on the firewall/engine block, or under the driver’s floor mat.
- Enter the full 17-character VIN into our decoder.
- Click Decode.
- Review the results. You’ll see model details, engine info, year, plant, and more.
Select Your Dodge Model
- A100
- A108
- Aries
- Aspen
- Atos
- Attitude
- Avenger
- B100
- B150
- B1500
- B200
- B250
- B2500
- B300
- B350
- B3500
- Caliber
- Caravan
- CB300
- Challenger
- Charger
- Colt
- Conquest
- Coronet
- Custom
- D100
- D150
- D200
- D250
- D300
- D350
- D400
- D450
- D50
- D500
- D501
- Dakota
- Dart
- Daytona
- Deluxe
- Diplomat
- Durango
- Dynasty
- Grand
- H100
- Intrepid
- Journey
- Lancer
- M300
- M350
- Magnum
- Matador
- Meadowbrook
- Mirada
- Monaco
- Neon
- Nitro
- Omni
- P100
- P200
- P300
- P375
- Polara
- Power
- Raider
- Ram
- Ramcharger
- RD200
- Royal
- Shadow
- Spirit
- Sprinter
- Stealth
- Stratus
- Trazo
- Verna
- Victory
- Viper
- W100
- W150
- W200
- W250
- W300
- W350
- Wayfarer
- WM300
Frequently Asked Questions
It decodes your car’s make, model, trim, engine type, model year, assembly plant, and production number—vital for accuracy and transparency.
Look on the driver’s side dashboard under the windshield, the driver’s door jamb sticker, firewall/engine block, or under the floor mat near the seat.
Only very old models use non-standard VINs. Nearly all Dodge vehicles since 1981 follow the 17-character format.
es. Recall data appears in the decoded report. You can also verify via our separate VIN Recall Lookup tool.
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