Ferrari VIN decoder for USA

Free Ferrari VIN Decoder to check car history and specifications for Ferrari USA

What is Ferrari VIN?

Ferrari VIN, or Vehicle Identification Number, is a unique 17-character code assigned to every Ferrari car during manufacturing. It consists of letters and numbers divided into several sections. Each section holds information about the vehicle’s technical details, including manufacturer, country of origin, model year, vehicle type, features (engine, body style, etc.), and more.Besides encoding the vehicle’s attributes, the Ferrari VIN number is also used to record various events that happen during its lifespan (accidents, damages, MOTs, theft, etc.). Therefore, if you’re looking to buy a used car, a Ferrari VIN decoder can help uncover hidden damages, odometer fraud, and other potential issues that dishonest sellers may try to keep secret.Ferrari, an Italian luxury sports car manufacturer, was founded by Enzo Ferrari in 1939. It's known for its performance, design, and historic connection with Formula 1 (F1). The brand, which has become synonymous with speed and elegance, maintains exclusivity by producing limited numbers of each model and offering personalized customization options for buyers.

What is Ferrari VIN decoder?

Whether you own a Ferrari or want to buy one, its VIN number can help you learn more about its past. Using a VIN, you can get a vehicle history report that contains information about accidents, mileage, ownership history, thefts, historical photos, and other essential information for car buyers and owners.All you need to do is to ask for a car’s VIN number or look for it yourself. Remember that if a seller refuses to share the VIN, there’s probably something he doesn’t want you to know.

How accurate is the information provided by the Ferrari VIN decoder?

Information that appears in carVertical vehicle history reports is gathered and processed from 900+ global data sources, including law enforcement databases, state registries, insurance companies, auto repair shops, and more. We keep expanding our pool of data sources and regularly update it to reflect the latest information about vehicles.Therefore, a history report is a great way to evaluate a car when buying it or provide more information when selling.

How to decode a VIN number - Ferrari VIN breakdown

A Ferrari VIN number is divided into four sections – World Manufacturer Identifier (WMI), Vehicle Descriptor Section (VDS), Security Check Digit, and Vehicle Identifier Section (VIS).Each section provides specific information about the car, such as model, body style, or country of manufacture. While the decoding process is much simpler with a decoder, understanding the meaning of characters can help you make a few quick insights about the car.

World Manufacturer Identifier (WMI)

The World Manufacturer Identifier section is the first three characters of the VIN. Knowing what each of them means lets you learn the car’s country of origin and manufacturer.Aside from a handful of vehicles sold in the UK, all Ferraris use the identifier “ZFF.” These characters represent Italy and the manufacturer – Ferrari.

Vehicle Descriptor Section (VDS)

The fourth to eighth character of the Ferrari VIN is the Vehicle Descriptor Section. It encodes such information as the engine, safety system, model, and market designation.

4th digit – the engine:

Code	Engine
A	F133F
B	F133E
J	F140B
D	F131F
E	F136E
F	F140C
G	F133G
H	F140DA
J	F133H
K	F136ED
L	F136IB with a DCT transmission
M	F136IB with a manual transmission
N	F136FB
R	F140CE
S	F140EB
T	F136IH
U	F140FC

5th digit – the safety system:

Code	Safety system
A, B	Front airbags and LATCH for rear seats
C, F	Front airbag and tether anchor on passenger seats
H	Front and side airbags with no passenger airbag on/off switch
J	Front and side airbags, two lower belt anchorages for each rear seat, and no passenger airbag on/off switch
K	Front and side airbags, LATCH mounts and no passenger airbag on/off switch
X	Racing model

6th-7th digits – the model:

Here are a few examples:

Code	Model
17	Testarossa
43	348 Spider
44	456 GT
49	550 Maranello
50	456 GTA
60	599 GTB Fiorano
64	430 Scuderia
68	458 Spider
70	599 GTO
75	458 Speciale
77	California T

8th digit – market designation:

Code	Market
A	USA (left-hand drive)
B	Europe (left-hand drive)
C	UK (right-hand drive)
D	Australia (right-hand drive)
J	other left-hand drive
S	other left-hand drive
T	Middle East (left-hand drive)

Security Check Digit

The Security Check Digit is a single-digit character that appears in the 9th position of the Ferrari VIN. Technically, it doesn’t provide any information about the vehicle – a Security Check Digit is used to detect potential errors or tampering in the VIN and verify the entire Ferrari VIN.The Security Check Digit is calculated using a specific algorithm called the VIN formula. It uses the remaining 16 characters of the VIN, each of which has a weight assigned to it. The Check Digit is calculated based on the sum of these weighted values.

Vehicle Identifier Section (VIS)

The Vehicle Identifier Section is the remaining characters of the Ferrari VIN.The 10th character is the model year. All manufacturers, including Ferrari, use the same system, shown in the table below.The 11th character represents the assembly plant. In the Ferrari VIN, it’s always 0, referring to Maranello, Italy.12th to 17th is a serial or production number that is unique to every vehicle.

Code	Year	Code	Year	Code	Year	Code	Year	Code	Year	Code	Year
A	1980	L	1990	Y	2000	A	2010	L	2020	Y	2030
B	1981	M	1991	1	2001	B	2011	M	2021	1	2031
C	1982	N	1992	2	2002	C	2012	N	2022	2	2032
D	1983	P	1993	3	2003	D	2013	P	2023	3	2033
E	1984	R	1994	4	2004	E	2014	R	2024	4	2034
F	1985	S	1995	5	2005	F	2015	S	2025	5	2035
G	1986	T	1996	6	2006	G	2016	T	2026	6	2036
H	1987	V	1997	7	2007	H	2017	V	2027	7	2037
J	1988	W	1998	8	2008	J	2018	W	2028	8	2038
K	1989	X	1999	9	2009	K	2019	X	2029	9	2039

Where to search for the VIN on your Ferrari?

A vehicle’s VIN number is located in multiple places and can depend on the brand. However, there are specific common locations where the VIN is usually found in most vehicles.

Here’s where you can look for your Ferrari VIN number:

Dashboard. In most Ferrari cars, the VIN number is located on the dashboard. Look for a small metal plate or a transparent sticker containing a combination of numbers and letters. It should be visible through the windshield on the driver’s side.
Driver’s side door pillar. If you can’t find the VIN on the dashboard, check the driver’s side door pillar, as it’s another common place to stick it.
Under the hood. In some Ferrari models, the VIN can be stamped or affixed to the engine block or other components within the bay.
The front end of a frame. Some Ferraris might have their VINs placed on the inner front wheel arch.
Vehicle documentation. The VIN is usually mentioned in the car's registration documents, insurance papers, and the vehicle's title. This is helpful if you're unable to locate the VIN on the car itself.

What Ferrari models work with our free VIN decoder?

Current Ferrari models:

Ferrari 812 GTS
Ferrari 296 GTB
Ferrari 296 GTS
Ferrari SF90 Stradale
Ferrari SF90 Spider
Ferrari F8 Tributo
Ferrari F8 Spider
Ferrari Roma
Ferrari Portofino M

Is a Ferrari VIN decoder available for a free VIN check in the USA?

You can use a Ferrari VIN decoder USA for free to check whether the VIN is legitimate and learn some basic information about the car, such as the engine type, body type, model year, and similar.

However, you'll have to pay a fee if you want to access a vehicle history report that includes accident history, ownership changes, mileage records, and more. This is because vehicle history reports contain information from governmental registries, manufacturers’ databases, vehicle inspection centers, and other sources that charge for data.

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