Land Rover VIN decoder
NHTSA has 1 world manufacturer identifiers on file for Land Rover cars, SUVs and trucks, registered in 1 country. Enter a Land Rover VIN to decode it, or check the table to see what the first three characters mean.
What a Land Rover VIN starts with.
The first three characters of a VIN are the world manufacturer identifier (WMI). These are the ones NHTSA lists for Land Rover passenger cars, SUVs, trucks and incomplete vehicles.
1 Land Rover WMIs
| WMI | Registered to | Country | Vehicle type | Makes on this WMI |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SAL | Jaguar Land Rover Limited United Kingdom · SUV / MPV | United Kingdom | SUV / MPV | Land Rover |
Reading a Land Rover VIN.
After the WMI, positions 4–8 hold Land Rover’s own coding for model, body, engine and restraints; position 9 is the check digit, 10 the model year and 11 the plant. The last six are the serial number.
Land Rover VIN questions.
What does a Land Rover VIN start with?
NHTSA lists 1 world manufacturer identifiers (WMIs) for Land Rover road vehicles. The ones registered for passenger cars and SUVs are SAL. The first three characters of the VIN are the WMI.
Where are Land Rover vehicles built, according to their VINs?
Land Rover WMIs are registered to manufacturers in United Kingdom. The WMI shows the registering company and country; position 11 identifies the exact assembly plant, which the decoder shows for each VIN.
How do I decode a Land Rover VIN?
Enter the 17-character VIN above. We decode it with NHTSA’s vPIC database, which uses the coding Land Rover files with NHTSA for positions 4–8, then show the model year, trim, engine, transmission, plant and reported safety equipment.
Does a Land Rover VIN show recalls?
After decoding, we list every NHTSA recall for that Land Rover model and model year. Whether one specific vehicle has been repaired can only be confirmed with its VIN at nhtsa.gov/recalls or by a Land Rover dealer.