A detailed description of the vehicle.

Vehicle notes

Vehicle Class

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.

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

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

Used to communicate product class codes.

Used to communicate product class code description.

A code identifying a particular market-specific configuration.

Manufacturer assigned trim code

Manufacturer-assigned vehicle body style

Number of doors on vehicle

Passenger/seat capacity count of vehicle

Description of the interior condition of a preowned vehicle

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

Odometer reading.

Door Key Number

Vehicle Ignition Key Number

Type of vehicle fuel

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

Designates Vehicle drive type

Indication that vehicle has restrictions on its use

Description of vehicle use restrictions

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.

Provides indicator information on Critical Recalls, based on which important decisions can be made i.e to block incentives or not display the vehicles.

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

Type of engine

Vehicle brand code

Vehicle brand name

Indicates the use of the vehicle (i.e., Agricultural, Commercial, Personal, Other).

The Manufacturer of the vehicle.