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VIN Card

The parts counter asks. Your card answers.

Seventeen characters, your VIN, and the sheet fills itself in: engine, transmission, body, plant, restraint systems and more, read live from the NHTSA public database. Which fields appear depends on the manufacturer and the year.

It is on the windscreen, on the driver's door frame and on the registration document.

Looking it up is free. What you buy is keeping the sheet: its own address, its QR code and a printable card.

Keeping the sheet costs $4.99, paid once. No subscription.

Free lookup · NHTSA public data · Not listed or indexed

Example sheetFord F-150 2013
Engine
3.5L V6 · 365 hp
Drive
4x4
Transmission
Automatic
VIN1FTFW1ET•••••••••

From the VIN to the counter

Three steps, from the VIN to the counter

The VIN is on the windscreen, on the door pillar and on your insurance papers. Seventeen characters is all it takes.

  1. 01

    Type the VIN

    Seventeen characters, on the windshield or the door pillar. No plate, no papers, no account.

  2. 02

    The sheet fills itself in

    Engine, transmission, drive, body, plant, restraint systems and whatever else the NHTSA has for that vehicle. Some fields can be missing.

  3. 03

    Keep it for one payment

    You get the sheet at its own link, a QR and a printable PDF with the VIN in Code 39 for the counter scanner. You can also install it on your phone as an app. Nothing is shipped.

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What you get

What one payment gets you

The lookup is free. If you keep the sheet, this is what you receive. It is all digital: nothing is shipped.

  • The vehicle sheet

    Every field the NHTSA returns for that VIN, grouped, with the ones counters ask for most at the top.

  • Its own link

    Open it on any phone or send it to a shop, a buyer or your insurer. It is not listed or indexed, and anyone with the link can open it.

  • A QR code

    So someone at the counter can open the sheet on their own screen.

  • A printable PDF

    A card-size page with the VIN in Code 39 for the counter scanner. You print it yourself.

One payment per vehicle; it does not renew or expire. The data comes from the NHTSA: some fields can be missing, it is not an accident history or a parts catalog, and it does not guarantee that every part fits.


What it shows, what it hides

Everything about the car, nothing about you

The VIN identifies a vehicle, and through it its owner. That decides what this product is allowed to do.

On the sheet

Dozens of fields

Grouped, and folded away so the ones that matter come first.

  • Engine, displacement, cylinders, fuel, gearbox and drive.
  • Body, doors, seats, weight class, plant and model year.
  • Airbags, belts, tire pressure monitoring and the rest of the restraint systems.

Never

Not listed, not indexed

There is no page anyone can browse to, and no list your vehicle appears in.

  • Never indexed, never in the sitemap, never in a search result.
  • Reachable at its own link. Whoever you share it with can open it and pass it on.
  • We do not sell the data, and we do not fill in fields the NHTSA does not return.

Why not just search the VIN?

Because what comes back is a wall of raw fields in English, in a browser tab you will have lost by the time you are at the counter. This reads the same official source and turns it into something you can use standing up: the labels in your language, the values in the language the person selling you the part speaks, the six fields that always get asked at the top, and everything else folded underneath.

  • Official sourceThe NHTSA public database, read live: we add nothing and invent nothing.
  • Bilingual on purposeLabels in your language, values in theirs — they say V6, not six in a V.
  • In your pocketInstalls as an app and opens with the screen facing whoever is selling.

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When you are going to need it

The same situation every time: someone asks you something about your vehicle and getting it wrong costs money.

  • At the parts counter

    The counter identifies your exact vehicle faster. The sheet helps identify it; it does not guarantee that every part fits.

  • Selling the car

    The buyer reads the factory spec instead of taking your word for the trim level.

  • At the workshop

    You hand over the sheet and nobody has to crawl under the bonnet to find out what it is.

  • Insurance and paperwork

    The exact description of the vehicle, in writing, the day a form asks for it.

One payment per vehicle. It does not renew, it does not expire, and it is yours as long as the account is. Nothing physical is shipped.


  • Pay by card (Stripe) or PayPal
  • Refunds handled by a person
  • No automatic renewal
  • Support by email and WhatsApp

Questions people ask before buying.

How much does a vehicle sheet cost?

One payment per vehicle, and no subscription: it does not renew and it does not expire. The price is right under the lookup, at the top of this page. The lookup itself is free.

What exactly do I receive?

The vehicle sheet at its own link, a QR code to open it from another phone, and a printable PDF with the VIN in Code 39. It is all digital: nothing is shipped.

Where does the data come from?

From the NHTSA public database, read live from the VIN. Which fields appear depends on the manufacturer and the year, and some can be missing. We do not fill them in.

Is it an accident history or a parts catalog?

No. It describes how the vehicle was built: engine, transmission, body and equipment. It helps a counter identify your vehicle, but it does not guarantee that every part fits.

What if the VIN is wrong or returns little data?

Check the 17 characters on the windshield or the door pillar: the letters I, O and Q are never used. The lookup is free, so you can try again or write to support.

Who can see my vehicle sheet?

Whoever has the link. It is never indexed and never appears in a search, but anyone you send the link to can open it and pass it on.


Before you choose

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Decoding is free and takes a few seconds. Keeping the sheet is one payment, once.

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