Paste a 17-character Honda VIN to decode the year, model, trim, engine, and where it was built — instantly, from NHTSA data. Free, no sign-up.
Honda builds most of its U.S.-market cars in North America, so a Honda VIN usually starts with a 1, 2 or 3 (U.S., Canada, Mexico) rather than a J for Japan. The first three characters — the World Manufacturer Identifier (WMI) — are the fastest tell. These are the Hondaprefixes you'll see most often:
These are the common prefixes, not an exhaustive list — manufacturers add and retire WMIs over time. The decoder above always reads the authoritative record from NHTSA. For the full breakdown of all 17 VIN positions and the model-year chart, see the main VIN decoder guide.
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