Chasing a VIN in WA? It’s a 17‑character code that uniquely IDs the car—like a barcode, but for things with tyres and questionable aftermarket stereos.
You’ll find it on the compliance plate in the engine bay, stamped at the base of the windscreen, and on the registration papers.
To confirm the basics (licence status, make/model match), use the WA Department of Transport’s vehicle/licence check with the VIN or plate.
For the juicy stuff—finance owing, write‑off or stolen status—run a PPSR check using the VIN; it’s cheap peace of mind before you hand over your hard‑earned.
Buying via Tradingpost or anywhere else? Make sure the VIN matches in every location and on the seller’s ID and receipt.
If any digit looks tampered with, walk away faster than a roo from a Hilux.
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