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Vehicle Brake Type Code

Vehicle Brand Status

Source of Definition: Manufacturer

Source of Data: Manufacturer; MCO

Synonyms: VIN Tag Status

A code describing the most adverse condition as reported by the vehicle manufacturer.

Value

Description

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No other choice is appropriate.

1

Unused: VIN number was created but has not been issued to a vehicle.

2

Stolen from Lot: Vehicle has been stolen from the Dealer Lot.

3

Destroyed: Vehicle has been destroyed.

4

Scrapped: Parts may have been removed to be used elsewhere.

5

Incorrect: This is used when the paperwork on a vehicle has an error, but all markings on the vehicle are correct.

6

Stamping Error: This is used when a vehicle part is stamped incorrectly.

7

Stolen Plate: This is used to show that a VIN plate has been stolen.

8

Flood damage: This is used when a vehicle has flood damage.

9

Un-scrapped: This is used when a previously "scrapped vehicle" has been repaired for use again.

A

Fire damage: This is used when a vehicle has been burned.

B

Replacement: This is used when a vehicle part has been replaced. This can be used also for replacement notification on VIN plate.

C

Donated Vehicle: This is used when a vehicle is donated to a business or school.

D

Test Vehicle: This is used when a vehicle is to be used for test purposes only.

E

Conditional Record: This is used when mandatory fields in the shipping record are blank.

I

Info only: This is used when additional information is available on the vehicle that has no field in the shipping record to use.

J

Dismantled: This is used when a vehicle is dismantled and issued a "scrap title".

Logical Format (Type/Max Length): AN/1

Vehicle Cargo Carrying Capacity

VVHBRD

brandStatusCode type: string-code

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