Why CDJR VIN exists

Why I built it

In 2026, I was shopping for a used Ram 1500 in Toronto, Ontario. Finding the OEM window sticker for a VIN was relatively easy. Keeping track of the different vehicles I was interested in, and their factory specifications, was much harder, especially when switching between my phone and laptop.

It was also difficult to share the specifications of the vehicles I was considering with family and friends and talk through how they compared. I wanted one place to save the stickers, revisit the details and compare the factory equipment. That is why I built CDJR VIN.

Where I get the information

I use the manufacturer-provided window sticker when one is available for a VIN. I keep the original PDF so you can check the source yourself. I also keep factory details separate from seller information, such as asking price and mileage, which can change.

Sometimes the manufacturer does not return a sticker for a VIN. That does not necessarily mean the VIN is wrong, and I cannot promise a sticker for every vehicle.

What you can do here

You can look up a VIN for free without creating an account. If you sign in, you can save vehicles in Saved vehicles, reopen them across devices and use factory-only Compare to see their equipment differences.

An independent project

I built CDJR VIN independently. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Stellantis, FCA US, or FCA Canada. You can read the Terms and Privacy pages for details.

Contact

If you have a question, spot an issue or want to share feedback, email me at cdjrvin@gmail.com.