Ferrari VIN Decoder

Ferrari has crafted high-performance cars since 1947. Based in Maranello, Italy, they are known for luxury and speed.

A Ferrari VIN has 17 characters. It identifies each specific car. A VIN decoder shows details about the car's original build.

Our VIN decoder helps you understand your Ferrari. It finds information linked to the VIN. This includes the model year and original features.

Use it to check the car's history. It can show past ownership and accident records. Our tool accesses a detailed database of Ferrari vehicles.

We can decode VINs for many Ferrari models.

• 458 Italia
• 488 GTB
• F8 Tributo
• SF90 Stradale
• Roma
• Portofino
• GTC4Lusso
• 812 Superfast
• Enzo
• LaFerrari

This is not a complete list. More models may be supported.

Thinking of buying a Ferrari? Learn its past first. The VIN tells when it was made and where. It also shows original specifications.

Differences from the original build can be important. The VIN helps you search official records. This goes back to the car's production date.

To use our Ferrari VIN search, locate the car's VIN. It is usually in these spots:

• Look at the dashboard on the driver's side. You should see it through the windshield.
• Open the driver's side door. Check the sticker on the doorjamb.
• It might also be on your Ferrari's title or registration documents.

The exact location can vary by model and year. Check these common areas first.

Each part of the VIN gives specific information. Ferrari follows a standard VIN format.

The first three characters identify the maker. This includes the country and manufacturer.

For Ferrari, the WMI shows it was made in Italy.

Characters four through eight describe the car. This includes the model, body style, and engine type.

These characters are unique to Ferrari's vehicle specifications.

Characters nine through seventeen are the identifying section.

Character nine is a security check digit. Character ten shows the model year. Character eleven is the assembly plant. Characters twelve through seventeen are the unique serial number.

The tenth VIN character indicates the model year.

Note that Ferrari's specific coding may have variations.

The eleventh VIN character usually indicates the assembly plant.

For Ferrari, this often points to their factory in Maranello, Italy. Specific codes may exist.

The last six digits are the car's unique serial number.

This number helps identify your specific Ferrari.

A Ferrari VIN has 17 characters. It shows your car's history and details. This includes the model and build information. Always check the VIN of a Ferrari.

Actual VINs are unique to each vehicle.