Manufacturer-assigned model code of vehicle - Usually available in the VIN number (use NCIC code)

Vehicle designated model year

Descriptive vehicle model name

Vehicle make code - Usually available in the VIN number (use NCIC code).

Class of Sale

Condition of Vehicle - Example: Excellent, Good, Fair, Poor, Unknown

Any vehicle related notes

Manufacturer assigned trim code

Number of doors on vehicle

Manufacturer-assigned vehicle body style

Vehicle Transmission type

VehicleClass

Type of vehicle fuel

Indicates whether the vehicle is 2 or 4 wheel drive (i.e., 2WD, 4WD, 4x4, 4x2)

Designates Vehicle drive type

Passenger/seat capacity count of vehicle

Describes the engine on the vehicle.

The Vehicle identification. This could be the VIN, HIN, or some other unique identifier for a vehicle. This optional element allows only one vehicle ID for a given Vehicle. However, for some type of vehicles (e.g. construction equipment), the need arises to record more than one VehicleID for a Vehicle. If more than one vehicle ID must be recorded, please use the "VehicleIdentificationGroup" element below.

The code on the axle of the vehicle.

Manufacturer name.

Vehicle weight.

Gross weight.

The weight of the item without any load. If the item has a trailer, this would be the weight of the item minus it

Grouping of similar models for order management purposes

Model Year can change indicator

Alternate model code, usually used for vehicle ordering

Indicates the specific class of vehicle attached to the model description (ie: GT, XLE, SE)

A governement issued registration identifier for a vehicle. I.e. license plate number.

Length of the vehicle.

A general term that refers to all of the mechanical parts of a car attached to a structural frame. In cars with unitized construction, the chassis comprises everything but the body of the car.

The model series code for the specified vehicle (i.e., trim level). This is different from Make and Model. Example, Limited Edition

The name corresponding to the SeriesCode (i.e., trim level). This is different from Make and Model. Example, Limited Edition

Dealer assigned vehicle stock number

A detailed description for the vehicle.

Indicates the weight of the item when all fluids are empty.

Indicates the weight of the item when all fluids are added.

Indicates the weight of the item when all fluids are added.

The maximum speed at which a particular vehicle configuration may obtain. This includes the entire configuration of the vehicle.

The height, length, and width of a vehicle.

The horizontal distance between the center of the front wheel, and the center of the rear wheel

Size of the smallest circular turn (ie. U-turn) that the vehicle is capable of making

Amount of space between the base of an vehicle tire and the underside of the chassis.

The distance from the ground to the top of the seat. Used primarily with ATVs.

A measurement describing the upper limit to the weight of a trailer a vehicle can tow.

A measurement for describing the payload capacity of the vehicle

Description of the interior condition of a preowned vehicle

The vehicle's front axle weight

The vehicle's rear axle weight

The grouping of Vehicle Identifications. Use this component(group) instead of the simple VehicleID element, if more than one VehicleID must be recorded for a given vehicle (e.g. construction equipment).

A code identifying a particular market-specific configuration.

Country where the vehicle has been exported to.

Indicates industry/area where the vehicle operates. Possible values are: Truck Timber; Truck Tipper, Truck Tanker.

Indicates type of operations the vehicle is used in. Possible values are: Normal; Heavy; Severe; Other.

Component to communicate important dates and events for a vehicle.

Code to indicate the product option and variations within a function or property.

Description of the product option and variations within a function or property.

Used to alter the basic specification of a standard vehicle. This is done by adding and deleting parts as required and possibly reconfiguring the truck to suit a customer’s specific requirements.

Also called S-Note, used to alter the basic specification of a standard vehicle. This is done by adding and deleting parts as required and possibly reconfiguring the truck to suit a customer’s specific requirements.

Status code to indicate the reason why the vehicle became inactive; used to filter out campaigns.

Used to identify if the vehicle is in project mode or in serial production.

Used to identify if a vehicle is development or design vehicle.

State or Province where vehicle is registered.

Country where vehicle is registered.

The Option represents information about a vehicle's options.

The vehicle's major assemblies.

Used to communicate product class codes.

Used to communicate product class code description.

To communicate telematatics status and subscription information.