How do you decode a Ford Fusion VIN number?

Every Ford car is identified by its VIN number. This one-of-a-kind 17-digit code may be used to identify any Ford car or motorcycle anywhere in the world, as well as provide important information about it.

If you are looking to buy a used car, the Ford VIN is a good place to start your research. Has the vehicle been stolen or has the manufacturer issued a recall? All of these and more will be revealed by the VIN.

The first digit represents the country in which the car was built. The manufacturer, in this case, Ford, is designated by the second. The third specifies the vehicle's type. Individual options and styles are represented by the fourth through eighth digits. The ninth digit is a check digit that can be used to assess if the VIN is genuine in the event that its legitimacy is ever questioned. The tenth digit represents the year, the eleventh represents the assembly factory, and the twelfth through seventeenth represents the vehicle's position in the sequential production line.

Where is the VIN number on a Ford Fusion?

On the right-hand side, beside the front seat, the vehicle identification number is stamped into the floor panel, on your windshield's lower, driver's side corner (viewable from outside your vehicle.) Do you wonder where your vehicle's VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) is located? In just a few seconds, you can find the chassis number with our Ford Fusion VIN Lookup - a search engine for Ford specific vehicles. It allows you to lookup car information by a VIN number.

What can your VIN number tell you about your Ford Fusion?

Every Ford vehicle has a VIN, which is a unique identity code. This number contains crucial information about the vehicle, such as the manufacturer, year of manufacture, plant where it was manufactured, engine type, model, and more.

Enter the VIN of your Ford vehicle into our Ford Fusion VIN Check tool to get a complete history report. This history check will provide you with the following information:

• Vehicle theft report
• Accident history
• Images of the automobile
• History of Ownership
• Recall information

If you are thinking about buying a used Ford, make sure you receive the vehicle's history.