Hummer VIN check and lookup
Buying a used Hummer? Search its VIN for title brands, accidents and odometer readings, and check the open recalls – most Hummer vehicles on US roads were built in North America.
Title brands
Salvage, flood, junk or rebuilt titles recorded for this Hummer.
Open recalls
Safety recalls for Hummer vehicles sold in the US (free at NHTSA).
Theft and total loss
Insurance theft and total-loss records (free at NICB VINCheck).
Hummer recalls by VIN
Hummer no longer sells new vehicles in the US. NHTSA still lists the recalls of the models it sold here, so a US-market Hummer can be checked by VIN at NHTSA. A Hummer imported from Europe or elsewhere is not covered: ask a Hummer dealer abroad or search the EU Safety Gate portal.
Free official checks
Links to the official services; each opens in a new tab.
Most checked Hummer models
Open a model for its generations and engines, then compare the VIN with the car in front of you.
Can I check Hummer recalls by VIN?
Hummer no longer sells new vehicles in the US. NHTSA still lists the recalls of the models it sold here, so a US-market Hummer can be checked by VIN at NHTSA. A Hummer imported from Europe or elsewhere is not covered: ask a Hummer dealer abroad or search the EU Safety Gate portal.
Which VIN codes does a Hummer have?
The first three characters (WMI) of a Hummer VIN are usually one of these: 5GR – Hummer H2, USA; 5GT – Hummer H3, USA; 137 – AM General, Hummer H1. A VIN with another code is not necessarily wrong, since makers change codes over time, but decode it to see what it says.
Which Hummer models are checked most often?
On DecodeThatVIN, the most searched Hummer models are the H1. Each model page lists its generations and engines, so you can compare the car with its VIN.
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