Mopar VIN Equipment

Mopar Build Sheet by VIN

Look up available factory equipment, sales codes, packages, trim, drivetrain, paint, and original build information for Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge, and Ram vehicles.

Standard 17-character VINs. Coverage varies by model year, market, and available factory records. Where can I find my VIN?

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  • Factory-equipment focused

What you can learn from a build record

  • Powertrain

    Engine, transmission, drivetrain, axle and related equipment when present in the factory record.

  • Packages

    Factory option groups, special equipment groups, and sales-code package descriptions.

  • Towing & capability

    Tow-related equipment, suspension, axle, 4x4 and capability items where available.

  • Exterior

    Paint, wheels, tires, lighting, appearance groups and other recorded exterior options.

  • Interior

    Seats, materials, climate, audio, infotainment and convenience equipment.

  • Safety & technology

    Driver-assistance, cameras, sensors, safety groups and technology packages where recorded.

Fields and level of detail vary by vehicle. The site shows what the connected factory record returns and does not infer equipment that is missing from it.

How it works

  1. Enter the VIN. Copy the complete 17-character VIN from the windshield plate, driver-door label, listing, title, registration, or insurance document.
  2. Retrieve available build data. The site combines basic VIN identity with available factory equipment information for supported vehicles.
  3. Review the equipment. Compare the result with the physical vehicle, listing, window sticker, and service information.

Learn how the lookup works →

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Already have a Mopar/CDJR sales code? Browse the database by first character, then compare the description with the VIN-specific build record.

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Example result

Illustrative example — not a real vehicle record

Vehicle identity
Brand, model, model year, body or cab style, market
Engine & transmission
Engine family and transmission recorded for the build
Drivetrain & axle
Drive system, axle description, ratio where present
Packages
Named option groups, plus the individual lines they contain
Exterior
Paint, wheels, tires, roof, lighting, appearance items
Interior
Seating, climate, audio, infotainment, convenience items
Safety & technology
Driver-assistance and safety groups, where recorded
Sales codes
Short alphanumeric codes attached to each equipment line

See the annotated build-sheet walkthrough →

Researching a used vehicle

A factory build sheet tells you how the vehicle was originally configured; it does not tell you its accident, title, ownership, or maintenance history. Compare the build record with the current vehicle before you buy.

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