Infiniti VIN Lookup — Free Decode, Recalls, and Title History for Any Infiniti.

To look up an Infiniti VIN, find the 17-character VIN — typically on the lower driver-side corner of the windshield, the driver-side door jamb sticker, the title document, or the insurance card — and enter it into the free Infiniti VIN lookup form on this page. The tool validates that the VIN is exactly 17 characters and excludes the disallowed letters I, O, and Q, then queries the VIN against NMVTIS, the NHTSA recall feed, and our decoder. In a few seconds you get a complete picture: decoded year, make, model (Q50, Q60, QX50, QX55, QX60, QX80), trim, engine, plant of manufacture (Tochigi and Kyushu in Japan or Smyrna Tennessee), plus title brand history and any open Infiniti safety recalls.

An Infiniti VIN reveals everything the manufacturer encoded into the 17 characters — model year, model line, trim level (including Red Sport 400, Autograph, and Sensory designations), body style, engine (3.5L V6, 3.0L twin-turbo VR30DDTT V6, 5.6L VK56 V8, 2.0L turbo four-cylinder, or the older 3.7L VQ37VHR), transmission (7-speed automatic, CVT, or 9-speed automatic on some QX60 years), AWD or RWD drivetrain, and the specific assembly plant. A complete Infiniti VIN lookup adds the title chain, any title brands (flood, salvage, junk, rebuilt, lemon-law buyback), open NHTSA recalls (including the widespread Takata airbag campaign and Jatco CVT updates), and odometer snapshots recorded at each title transfer.

Yes. The basic Infiniti VIN lookup on this page is free, with no sign-up, no credit card, and no hidden charges. You enter the 17-character Infiniti VIN and we return the decoded factory specs (year, trim, engine, plant), a title-brand summary from NMVTIS, and any open recalls from the live NHTSA feed. Free Infiniti VIN lookups are possible because NMVTIS title-brand data and NHTSA recall data are accessible through approved providers — we surface the consumer-relevant fields without putting a paywall in front of basic safety information. A paid full history report is available if you need every dated line item.

Infiniti prints the VIN in at least five places on every modern vehicle. The fastest is the lower driver-side corner of the windshield, visible by looking through the glass from outside the car. The driver-side door jamb sticker is the second-easiest place — Infiniti includes it as required by federal law, and it also lists the tire pressure spec and the manufacture date. The VIN also appears on the Infiniti title document, the insurance ID card, and the state registration document. On older Infinitis like the G35, G37, FX, and M you may find it stamped on the firewall under the hood or on the strut tower. If the VIN on the dashboard does not match the VIN on the title, stop — that mismatch is a strong signal that the car's identity has been tampered with.

To check Infiniti recalls by VIN, enter the 17-character Infiniti VIN into the lookup form on this page. The tool queries the live NHTSA recall feed and returns any open recalls attached to that specific VIN. Infiniti recalls remain attached to the VIN until the work is completed at an authorized Infiniti dealer — and many used Infinitis still carry open recall work the previous owner never resolved. Common open recalls include Takata airbag inflators (which affected the G35, G37, Q50, Q60, EX, FX, M, and older QX models), Jatco CVT-related software updates on the QX50, QX55, and QX60, and various infotainment and steering campaigns. Infiniti performs recall work at no charge regardless of ownership.

The Infiniti QX60 is built in the United States at Nissan's Smyrna, Tennessee plant — the same plant that assembles the Nissan Pathfinder, on the same shared platform. QX60 VINs start with WMI 5N3 to identify Smyrna assembly. Other Infiniti models are built primarily in Japan: the Q50 and Q60 come from Tochigi, and the QX50, QX55, and QX80 come from Tochigi or Kyushu. The VIN lookup on this page decodes the WMI so you know exactly where any Infiniti was built before you buy — helpful for confirming a seller's build claims or checking whether a car falls under specific US or Japan quality-control campaigns.

An Infiniti VIN lookup is the fastest way to surface accident indicators on a specific Infiniti. NMVTIS receives total-loss reports from insurers and salvage-pool sales from auction houses, so any accident severe enough to be declared a total loss appears in the lookup. Title-brand data also captures rebuilt and salvage brands that follow major accident damage. For minor accidents that were repaired out-of-pocket without an insurance claim, no record may exist anywhere. Luxury sport sedans like the Q50 Red Sport 400 and the older G37 are more often rebuilt after moderate damage because parts are expensive, so a title-brand check is especially valuable. To catch minor unreported repairs, pair the Infiniti VIN lookup with a dedicated accident history check and a hands-on pre-purchase inspection.