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2010 Volkswagen Passat 2.0

VINWVWZZZ3CZAE152307

Status: Valid
Valid until: November 10, 2026
Issued on: October 10, 2026
Photographed on: October 10, 2026
Odometer at the check: 423,188 km
Paint: black

What this check verified

Photographed live at the car with VINlist's camera, in one session. Uploaded photos aren't accepted.
The VIN on the windshield plate and on the door pillar sticker matches.
The registration document belongs to this car: its VIN was read from the document's official 2D code.
The make on the registration document (Volkswagen) matches the VIN's manufacturer.
The license plate on the car matches the registration document.
The odometer showed 423,188 km.
The car is black in every photo of it.
The photos in this car's VINlist listing show the same color. See the listing

What it doesn't cover

Who owns the car, or whether the seller may sell it.
Mechanical condition, accident history or hidden damage. Have the car inspected.
Government records: theft reports, liens or inspection history.
Mileage before this car's first VINlist check: an odometer could have been turned back earlier.
Anything that happened after the photos were taken.

Notes

Imported: first registered abroad in 2010, in Poland in 2013.

As registered

Make (D.1): VOLKSWAGEN
Model (D.3): PASSAT 2.0
Engine size (cm³) (P.1): 1,968
Power (kW) (P.2): 103
Fuel (P.3): Diesel
Curb weight (kg) (G): 1,572
Maximum mass (kg) (F.1): 2,170
Seats (S.1): 5
Production year: 2010
First registered (B): 2010
First registered in Poland: 2013

Is this certificate genuine?

Scan the code, or open vinlist.app/check/WVWZZZ3CZAE152307 yourself. Only that page counts.

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Shown live: October 28, 2026, 04:41 UTC

What it took to get this certificate

Photographed at the car, live
Every photo was taken in VINlist's camera in one session of at most 15 minutes. Photos from a gallery or another app can't be used.
The VIN, on the car itself
Read from the windshield plate and the door pillar sticker, not typed in.
The registration document
Its VIN and data compared with the car; in Poland read from the document's official 2D code.
The odometer
Photographed at the check and kept in the car's history, so a lower reading later stands out.
A person, wherever anything was unclear
VINlist looks at every check the camera couldn't fully confirm. A check that fails gets no certificate.
One month, then it expires
The seller can retire it once the car is sold, and VINlist withdraws one that turns out wrong.
Earned, never bought
No one can pay VINlist for a certificate, a better score or an exception. This seller got it only by passing the check; a seller who fails gets none, whatever he offers.

See the listing