Opel VIN Decoder

Opel has built cars since 1862. It is a German car maker. They are known for many types of vehicles.

An Opel 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 Opel car. It finds information linked to the VIN. This includes the model year and factory options.

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

We can decode VINs for many Opel models.

• Astra
• Corsa
• Insignia
• Mokka
• Crossland
• Grandland
• Zafira
• Vivaro
• Movano
• Kadett
• Vectra
• Omega

This list may not have all Opel models. We add more information often.

Thinking of buying an Opel? Know its past first. The VIN tells when it was made and where. It also shows original equipment.

Differences from the original build can be important. The VIN helps you search official records. This goes back to when the car was produced.

To use our Opel VIN search, find the car's VIN. Common places to look:

• On the dashboard, driver's side. You can see it through the windshield.
• On the driver's side doorjamb. There is often a sticker.
• It might also be on your Opel's registration or title papers.

The exact place can change by model and year. Check these spots first.

Each character in the VIN gives specific details about your Opel.

The first three characters show the maker. This includes the country where it was made.

For Opel cars made in Germany, the WMI often starts with 'W0L'. Other countries have different codes.

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

These characters are specific to Opel's different car types and designs.

Characters nine through seventeen uniquely identify the car.

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

The tenth VIN character shows the model year of your Opel.

Opel follows this standard for showing the car's model year.

The eleventh VIN character tells where your Opel was built.

Opel has factories in different countries. The code changes based on the plant location.

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

This number helps to identify your specific Opel vehicle.

Knowing your Opel's VIN is useful. It helps when you need parts. It also helps to check the car's history.

Always use the VIN to get the right information about your specific Opel model and year.

Decoding your Opel VIN gives you many benefits.

• See the original factory equipment.
• Check the correct model year.
• Learn where your Opel was manufactured.
• Get the unique serial number.
• Use this information for parts and service.
• Helps in checking vehicle history reports.

You can use your Opel VIN to check for safety recalls.

Car makers sometimes issue recalls. This is to fix safety problems. You can often check for recalls on the Opel website or a government recall site using your VIN.

The VIN helps you find the correct parts for your Opel.

Auto parts stores and mechanics use the VIN. This makes sure they get the exact parts needed for your car's model and year.

If you are buying a used Opel, the VIN can help verify its features.

You can compare the decoded VIN information with what the seller says. This helps you make sure the car has the options you expect.

Insurance companies use the VIN to identify your Opel.

The VIN helps them get the correct details about your car for your insurance policy.

Vehicle history reports rely on the VIN.

These reports can show past accidents, ownership changes, and other important information linked to the VIN of the Opel.

An Opel VIN has 17 characters. It gives important details about the car. Always check the VIN of an Opel.

Real VINs contain specific codes for each Opel vehicle.