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Look for your car's VIN at the front of the dashboard of the driver's side of the vehicle. It's easiest to see from outside the car, looking in through the windshield at the area where the hood ends and the windshield begins. Or, look for the VIN on the post of the driver's side door.
Regarding this, what is a submodel?
A submodel is a part of a bigger model for which an analysis has already been performed. A submodel is used if the user would like to analyze some part in more detail by using a more dense mesh or a more complicated material model, just to name a few reasons.
Keeping this in view, how do I find out the trim of my car?
If you aren't sure of trim level, here's how to find out:
- If you happen to have the original sales invoice or window sticker from when you bought the vehicle, you can find the trim information there.
- Try the owner's manual. Sometimes it includes the trim level.
- Look on the vehicle itself.
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