Want to know the options or rarity of your GM car?

[black hawk]

this is pretty cool....


http://www.compnine.com/vid.php

All you do is input the full VIN of your car or truck, and it tells you all the options on it, how many were built with that option, and gives a rough estimate of how many "similar" cars are out there. Pretty cool.

[941le]

i need to get my vin sent from home. im curious

[Bowtie4Life]

Holy crap, my truck, which is my first vehicle, was built on my birthday, really, really freaky given the circumstances around finding it, and it says there are 2 like it. With the bird, not a significant build date, and says that there is one match. Is the FE2 suspension the base suspension for the formys, or an upgraded option.

[BluBeaSSt]

There are 1 2002 CAMARO 2 DR vehicles (0.003%) matching your exact options list. There are 1 (0.003%) with at least as many options.

I've been saying this for awhile :heart:

[popo8]

Vehicle: CAMARO 2 DR
Year: 1996
Build Date: 1995-11-06


There are 1 1996 CAMARO 2 DR vehicles (0.002%) matching your exact options list. There are 1 (0.002%) with at least as many options.

My car is really common, why does this indicate that it's rare?

If you parked your car next to one of the hundreds or thousands of similar cars in our database you probably couldn't tell them apart, but that doesn't mean they aren't different.

For example, some may have an RPO listing for the plant in which they were built. If yours was one of only a few that came out of that plant with a given list of options, it would come back as rare. Another car may have all the same options but was built at a different facility and thusly it's considered different.

To check any combination of RPO codes to find how rare your vehicle is based on the most important codes, click here (http://www.compnine.com/rpocheck.php) or make changes to the selection above.

Getting RPO codes

We're digging very deep and this may take MINUTES, not moments. Please be patient.


304 RPO codes offered, checking ALL.

[KissMyWhtSS]

Luckily David Hamburger posted up pretty comprehensive breakdowns of LT1 SS cars by option/transmission/color/etc.

Also there are a bunch of breakdowns for LS1 cars by Scott Settlemire/GM on CamaroZ28