1) Look at the trademarks - Chevrolet's cross, Ford's blue oval, Saturn's 2 rings, etc. Most American cars have at least two trademarks, one on the back of the car and one on the front of the car

2) Most of the handlebar models are set on the back of the car. This is an industry rule. The only difference is that Under the trademark or in another corner behind it. F-150, Land Rover (before being bought), and cts are all examples.

3) Check the manual. Car manuals issued by American companies generally register the model and number.

4) If these fail (for example, it is lost in an accident), then the last resort is You can get VIN, vehicle identification number, which is the vehicle identification number. Every American car has a separate VIN. Based on the VIN, you can not only check the model number, but you can also ask the person selling the car to check the models of the parts and components of the car. In the United States, the VIN is usually recorded on a small metal plate under the windshield on the driver's side.