LeifTT

I found a list if VIN codes for the NM's on http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Boulevard/8062/neiman.html. Seemed to me that that the VIN codes ranges from TRUTC28N?Y1101001 to TRUTC28N?Y1101100. Having understood that my own code TRUZZZ8NZ X1005507 means: mod.year 99(X), Gyor plant (1) and #5507 in mod.year 99 (005507), and that the Gyor plant has a world-wide production capacity of 50000 vehicles per year (Thanks to Uwe): How can it then be that the NM VIN's appears to say (Y1101001) mod.year 2000 (Y), Gyor plant (1) and #101001 in mod.year 2000?

Did Audi make a set of SE VIN's? If the production capacity is only 50K per year, one should expect that character no.12 always equals 0, and that character no.13 can take a max. value of 5 (until capacity increases).

Comments?? (Brad Willis?)

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