Your car's VIN is a unique number that can help you find out more about your specific vehicle, but it may also help you identify engine information.

The VIN number of your car is a required code that can tell you all sorts of information about your vehicle's history, and it has multiple locations.

Your motorcycle has a unique VIN just like your car does, but it may be a little harder to locate. Here's where you'll find the VIN on a motorcycle.

According to federal law, the VIN must appear on a part of the vehicle that won’t be removed. Each character in the VIN must be either a letter from the alphabet or a number from 0 through 9.