VIN Check

Enter a 17-character VIN code to get vehicle information.

VIN data:

How VIN decoding works on Kareta.Az

A Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) is a 17-character code that identifies a specific car. Kareta.Az decodes public vehicle reference data to help buyers in Azerbaijan verify basic facts before purchase.

What you get

Brand, model, model year, engine volume, fuel type, body type, and transmission when available in our decode database.

Data sources

Decoding uses Kareta's public VIN API backed by open vehicle reference datasets and internal normalization. Results are informational, not an official government or manufacturer certificate.

Limitations

Not every VIN returns full data. Imported vehicles, recent models, or non-US VINs may have gaps. Always confirm details with a physical inspection and official documents.

How to use this tool

  1. Enter the 17-character VIN from the windshield, door jamb, or registration documents (letters I, O, Q are never used in VINs).
  2. Review decoded fields and compare them with the seller's description and the actual car.
  3. For high-value purchases, combine this check with an independent inspection and Kareta marketplace listings research.

Kareta.Az provides VIN decoding for information only. It is not a legal or mechanical warranty of vehicle condition.

Frequently asked questions

Is VIN check free on Kareta.Az?

Does VIN decoding prove the car is accident-free?

Which VIN format is accepted?

API for Developers

You can add our VIN API to your website. Short instructions:

Endpoint:

GET https://kareta.az/api/v1/vin/1HGBH41JXMN109186

Anonymous limit: 20 requests / hour / IP. Higher quotas for server-to-server integrations require a pre-issued API key in the X-Kareta-Api-Key header (server config: VIN_PUBLIC_API_KEYS).

CORS: only allowed Origins (kareta.az, www, and any extra domains you configure). Browser calls from unlisted sites will be blocked.

JavaScript:

fetch('https://kareta.az/api/v1/vin/' + encodeURIComponent(vin))
  .then(r => r.json())
  .then(data => console.log(data));