What WMI codes does Dodge use?

Dodge uses several World Manufacturer Identifier (WMI) codes depending on vehicle type and manufacturing country, including: 1B3, 2B3, 2C3, 2D3, 3D3.

How can I tell what factory built my Dodge?

The 11th character of your Dodge VIN indicates the assembly plant factory code. Refer to our factory code directory below to identify your vehicle's exact assembly plant.

Are safety recall checks free for Dodge?

Yes! Under federal law, all safety defect repairs issued by Dodge or the NHTSA are performed free of charge at any authorized franchised Dodge dealership.

United States / Canada • Founded 1900

Dodge VIN Decoder & Vehicle Specifications

Dodge muscle cars produced at Brampton Assembly in Ontario, Canada carry Canadian WMI 2C3 or 2D3, whereas US-built models use 1B3.

Character count: 17/17

Dodge WMI Codes

First 3 characters identifying country & division:

1B3 2B3 2C3 2D3 3D3

Assembly Plant Codes (Digit 11)

Code 'H':Brampton Assembly, Ontario, Canada (Charger / Challenger)

Code 'C':Jefferson North Assembly, Detroit, Michigan, USA (Durango)

VIN Locations on Dodge

Lower edge of front windshield driver side
Driver door jamb sticker
Stamped on passenger front shock tower
Vehicle registration certificate

Popular Dodge Models

Charger

Challenger

Durango

Hornet

Complete Guide to Dodge Vehicle Identification Numbers

Every Dodge vehicle produced for the global marketplace conforms to federal 49 CFR Part 565 and ISO 3779 standards. Decoding your Dodge VIN allows you to verify original equipment specifications, factory trim packages, engine tuning, and active safety recall eligibility.

Where to Inspect the Dodge VIN

Always cross-reference the public VIN plate located on the lower driver-side dashboard through the windshield with the safety certification sticker located on the driver-side B-pillar door shut face. On Dodge vehicles, matching underhood stampings confirms authentic unibody and chassis integrity.

Frequently Asked Questions

On most Dodge vehicles, the VIN is located at the lower driver-side corner of the windshield, on the federal certification label on the driver's door jamb/B-pillar, and stamped on the engine firewall or passenger shock tower.