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Add to Home Screen or Bookmark

Follow the steps for your device so you can get back to this page quickly.

  1. Tap the Share icon in Safari's toolbar (a square with an arrow pointing up).
  2. Scroll down the menu and tap "Add to Home Screen".
  3. Tap "Add" in the top right corner to confirm.
  1. Tap the three-dot menu in the top right of Chrome.
  2. Tap "Add to Home screen" (or "Install and create shortcut" if shown).
  3. Tap "Add" to confirm.
  1. Click the star icon in your browser's address bar, or press Ctrl+D (Windows/Linux) or ⌘+D (Mac).
  2. Choose a folder and save the bookmark.

Theft Mode

Enter your email address and the last 8 characters of your VIN to continue.

Before Enabling Theft Mode
Your safety comes first. Do not attempt to locate or recover a stolen vehicle yourself.
  1. If a theft is in progress or you are in immediate danger, call 911.
  2. File a theft report with your local law enforcement agency or non-emergency line before enabling Theft Mode.
  3. By enabling Theft Mode, you agree that your vehicle's location information will be shared, while Theft Mode is active, with our Contracted Third-Party Provider RapidTrace (a service of Black Swan Intelligence, LLC), which provides it to law enforcement to support recovery of your vehicle. You can request that we turn off Theft Mode at any time. For details on how your data is used, how long it is kept, and your privacy rights, see our Privacy Policy.
Where to Find Your VIN

Your VIN is a 17-character code. Here are common places to find it without accessing the vehicle:

  • Insurance Card

    Check your physical insurance card in your wallet, or log in to your insurance provider's app or website for a digital copy.

  • Vehicle Title or Registration

    Your title and registration paperwork both list the VIN. Check your files, home safe, or any photos you may have taken of these documents.

  • Loan or Financing Documents

    Your lender's loan agreement or monthly statements include the VIN. Check your email or lender's online portal.

  • Service or Inspection Records

    Previous oil change receipts, emissions inspections, or dealership service records typically print the VIN at the top.

  • Insurance Policy Documents

    Your full insurance declarations page lists the VIN. Log in to your insurer's website or check your email for policy documents.