The vehicle nameplate is a sign indicating the basic characteristics of the vehicle. Its main contents include vehicle model, engine model, engine displacement, engine rated power, vehicle identification code, total mass, carrying capacity or number of passengers, factory number, manufacturing year, manufacturing country and factory name, etc. The vehicle nameplate is generally located in an easily visible place in the front of the vehicle, such as under the B-pillar.

It is generally located on the inner wall of the engine compartment. Most are on the side close to the cab (the rear wall of the engine compartment), and some are on the side wall of the engine compartment.

The delivery time can be determined from the user or by looking at the vehicle nameplate, because the delivery time of the vehicle will be on the vehicle nameplate in the cab.

Look at the factory nameplate to ensure the displacement, production date and other information of the vehicle, and then look at whether the nameplate has been screwed or scratched, because many car exit nameplates are installed in places that are not easy to hit. Once it has been moved, you should have a good look at the car. Another is to look at the registration date on the driving book, which is generally after the factory date. If the difference between the two dates is too far, it indicates that the car is overstocked, you should take a good look at the condition of the car.