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2017 MODEL VIN CODES This VIN chart is available online at www.mitsubishicars.com. Select “Owners” ⇒ “Support” ⇒ “VIN Information”, then select the appropriate year. Use this chart to decode Vehicle Identification Numbers for 2017 model year MMNA vehicles. VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER J A 3 2 A 3 H U * H H 123456 1. Country of Mfg. 12 − 17 Plant Sequence No. J = Japan (MMC) M = Thailand (MMT) 11. Assembly Plant H = Laem Chabang−3 (Thailand) J = Nagoya (Japan) 2. Manufacturer U = Mizushima (Japan) A = Mitsubishi Z = Okazaki (Japan) L = Mitsubishi Motors Thailand 10. Model Year 3. Vehicle Type H = 2017 3 = Passenger Car 4 = Multi−Purpose Vehicle 9. Check Digit 4. Restraint System and Location 8. Engine All with Front Driver and Passenger Air Bags J = 1.2L DOHC MIVEC (3A92) Gasoline Passenger Car 2 = 1st & 2nd Row Curtain + Seat Air Bags 4 = 49Kw Electric Motor (Y51) MPV up to 5,000 lbs GVWR U = 2.0L DOHC MIVEC (4B11) Gasoline A = 1st & 2nd Row Curtain + 1st Row Seat Air Bags W = 2.4L DOHC MIVEC (4B12) Gasoline MPV over 5,000 lbs GVWR X = 3.0L MIVEC (6B31) Gasoline J = 1st & 2nd Row Curtain + 1st Row Seat Air Bags 3 = 2.4L MIVEC (4J12) Gasoline 5 & 6. Make, Car Line & Series 7. Type H = 5−door Hatchback (i−MiEV, Mirage) 15 = Mitsubishi i−MiEV ES F = 4−door Sedan A3 = Mitsubishi Mirage ES A = 5−door Wagon/SUV (Outlander, Outlander Sport/RVR) A4 = Mitsubishi Mirage SE A5 = Mitsubishi Mirage GT (SEL in Canada) F4 = Mitsubishi Mirage G4 ES F5 = Mitsubishi Mirage G4 SE (SEL in Canada) D2 = Mitsubishi Outlander ES (FWD) D3 = Mitsubishi Outlander SE/SEL (FWD) Z2 = Mitsubishi Outlander ES (AWC) (Canada only) Z3 = Mitsubishi Outlander ES/SE/SEL (S−AWC) Z4 = Mitsubishi Outlander GT (S−AWC) U1 = Mitsubishi Lancer DE (Canada only) U2 = Mitsubishi Lancer ES (FWD) U8 = Mitsubishi Lancer GT (FWD) (U.S. and Puerto Rico only) X2 = Mitsubishi Lancer Sportback ES (Canada only) V2 = Mitsubishi Lancer ES/SE/SEL (AWC) H3 = Mitsubishi RVR ES/SE (FWD) (Canada only) J3 = Mitsubishi RVR SE (4WD) (Canada only) J4 = Mitsubishi RVR SE Limited/GT (4WD) (Canada only) P3 = Mitsubishi Outlander Sport ES/SE (FWD) (ASX ES in Puerto Rico) P4 = Mitsubishi Outlander Sport SEL/GT (FWD) (ASX SE in Puerto Rico) R3 = Mitsubishi Outlander Sport ES/SE (AWC) R4 = Mitsubishi Outlander Sport SEL/GT (AWC) Legend FWD = Front Wheel Drive AWC = All Wheel Control S−AWC = Super All Wheel Control This information is subject to change without notice. E 2016 Mitsubishi Motors North America, Inc. Effective March, 2016.

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