Doing a Mitsubishi VIN number check? Start with the 17-digit VIN on the windscreen base, door jamb, or rego papers. In Australia, run a PPSR search (roughly $2) to see if the car has finance owing, has been written off, or reported stolen—the big red flags. You’ll also get NEVDIS data to confirm the make, model, and build year actually match the badge, not someone’s creative writing. For recalls, cross-check the VIN with Mitsubishi Australia or the federal recalls database. Grab the PPSR certificate and keep it with the paperwork; it’s your “no nasty surprises” receipt. Do this before money changes hands, not after the seller disappears faster than a sausage roll at smoko.
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