A VIN is a unique code assigned to each vehicle including Plymouth vehicles. It serves as a fingerprint for the car, containing crucial information about its manufacturing details, specifications, and history. The Plymouth VIN is typically composed of 17 characters and is used by various entities to identify and track vehicles accurately. The three sections of a Plymouth VIN are as follows: World Manufacturer Identifier (WMI): The first three digits identify the country of origin, the manufacturer, and the vehicle type. For Plymouth vehicles, the WMI will begin with “1P3,” with “1” representing the country of manufacture (the United States), and “P3” indicating Plymouth as the manufacturer. Vehicle Descriptor Section (VDS): The fourth through eighth digits provide specific information about the vehicle’s attributes, such as the body style, engine type, and model. It helps differentiate different models and configurations within the Plymouth lineup. Vehicle Identifier Section (VIS): The ninth through seventeenth digits are often referred to as the “serial number.” It is a combination of letters and numbers that distinguishes one Plymouth vehicle from another, even if they have the same WMI and VDS.