Vehicle identity
Vehicle identity: VIN, make, model and production details.
VINBYCAR / Renault
Factory specifications and original equipment in a colour PDF and a print-friendly copy.
See what is in the reportVehicle identity: VIN, make, model and production details.
Original option codes and equipment descriptions.
Exterior paint, upholstery and interior trim codes.
Make a clear record of the Renault you are viewing, with its trim, option packs and later changes kept apart.
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Renault models are often sold in several trim levels with option packs, and petrol, diesel, hybrid and electric versions can look much the same from the outside. Match the VIN with the registration document, confirm the engine or electric drive, then compare the trim, seats, lighting, multimedia system and driver assistance with the advert.
These examples include current and older model names. They are not a coverage list: report availability depends on the individual VIN, model year and market.
Save the seller’s equipment description before your viewing. Write down which details are essential to you and which are still unconfirmed. Compare the original specification, the seller’s description and the vehicle itself as three separate records.
Ask the seller to explain the difference and provide supporting documents. A replacement part, a retrofit or an incorrect advert can produce a mismatch. Do not assume which explanation applies, and do not treat an equipment report as proof of service history, mileage or accident history.
A VIN identifies an individual vehicle. Reading the characters alone does not give you a complete list of optional equipment. Use the factory specification to understand the original configuration, then compare it with the vehicle and its documents. Model names and trim badges are not a substitute for this check.
VIN decoderAvailable fields depend on the manufacturer’s record for the specific VIN. Not every report includes every category. A factory package name may also differ between markets.
Factory equipment describes the original configuration. It does not prove that a feature still works or that a car has not been modified. Check the vehicle itself and its service documentation before relying on an advertised feature.