Freightliner VIN Decoder
Enter a 17-character Freightliner VIN to check its structure and see only the model-line and cab evidence that the manufacturer table and Vektor corpus support.
Evidence and legal guardrail
Decoded platform claims are inferences, and every published claim retains its source and confidence. Derived from manufacturer coding tables and our own decoded corpus; not an official government decode.
“Not established” means the available evidence did not establish the field. It never means the vehicle has no such attribute or that no data exists elsewhere.
What we can establish for this make
Published evidence defines the boundary. Reused, absent or unsupported codes stay Not established rather than becoming a guess.
Cascadia nameplate and cab split
Cascadia 113, 116, 125 and 126 lines can publish with sleeper/day-cab splits where the Daimler code and the stored prefix evidence both establish them.
M2, Columbia, Coronado and Classic lines
The sourced table can establish M2 106/112, Columbia, Coronado and Classic lines. A code outside the published rule remains Not established.
Evidence floor stays visible
A platform claim publishes only when the stored prefix has support ≥ 3 and purity ≥ 90%. Missing evidence is Not established, never “no.”
Published corpus coverage
Live line and cab rollups from the platform-statistics store; omitted fields remain Not established.
| Established line | Inspected unit records | Published basis |
|---|---|---|
| Cascadia 126 · Sleeper | 1,175,207 | Sourced model line and cab field |
| Cascadia 125 · Sleeper | 390,924 | Sourced model line and cab field |
| Cascadia 126 · Day cab | 138,817 | Sourced model line and cab field |
| Cascadia 125 · Cab Not established | 94,345 | Sourced model line and cab field |
| Cascadia 125 · Day cab | 93,493 | Sourced model line and cab field |
| Cascadia 116 · Day cab | 90,076 | Sourced model line and cab field |
| Cascadia 113 · Day cab | 52,829 | Sourced model line and cab field |
| Cascadia 126 · Cab Not established | 50,248 | Sourced model line and cab field |
| Cascadia 116 · Sleeper | 42,716 | Sourced model line and cab field |
| Cascadia 113 · Sleeper | 23,703 | Sourced model line and cab field |
| Cascadia 113 · Cab Not established | 895 | Sourced model line and cab field |
| Cascadia 116 · Cab Not established | 437 | Sourced model line and cab field |
| M2 106 | 460,084 | Sourced model-line field |
| M2 112 | 21,715 | Sourced model-line field |
| Columbia 120 | 128,148 | Sourced model-line field |
| Columbia 112 | 3,775 | Sourced model-line field |
| Coronado CC132 | 29,336 | Sourced model-line field |
| Coronado 132 | 1,725 | Sourced model-line field |
| Coronado 122 | 603 | Sourced model-line field |
| Classic 120 | 1,870 | Sourced model-line field |
These are VIN-resolved inspected unit records in the platform-statistics store, not production totals or a count of every vehicle on the road.
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Model paths appear only when the platform store returns their canonical make and model slugs.
Freightliner VIN Decoder FAQ
These answers mirror the claims published in this page’s structured data.
What can the Freightliner VIN decoder establish?
It can publish sourced Cascadia 113, 116, 125 and 126 model-line evidence with sleeper or day-cab splits, plus M2 106/112, Columbia, Coronado and Classic lines when the stored prefix clears support ≥ 3 and purity ≥ 90%.
Can a Freightliner VIN identify a sleeper or day cab?
Only for a Cascadia code established by the manufacturer coding table and the published evidence floor. An unsupported or ambiguous cab field remains “Not established.”
Does the decoder guess a missing Freightliner model line?
No. A missing or reused code is shown as “Not established.” That means the available evidence did not establish the field; it never means the truck has no such attribute.
Is this an official Freightliner or government decoder?
No. It combines deterministic VIN structure with Vektor corpus evidence and manufacturer-sourced coding tables. It is not an official manufacturer or government decode.