Type in the VIN to Google and it should tell you.

Quick question, how are you paying for insurance if you don't know what car you have?

Also what is this MK III and MK IV? Is this a trim level? If it is, it should tell you on your title or registration. The title to my old truck said "Ford F1-PU XLT" which means it's a Ford F-150 pickup, XLT trim.

i know everything about my car its just the fact the difference between MK III and MK IV because i don't look into that stuff i get cars drive them upgrade and repeat thats it all i do is pay for fuel everything else is done via family but it doesn't matter i now know mines an MK III because its not the newer shaped corsa which is MK IV so its fine and whats paying for insurance really matter to do with knowing the knowledge of a car ?

Title to my vehicle is

VAUXHALL CORSA EXCITE A/C VVT
1.4

UTD wrote i know everything about my car its just the fact the difference between MK III and MK IV because i don't look into that stuff i get cars drive them upgrade and repeat thats it all i do is pay for fuel everything else is done via family but it doesn't matter i now know mines an MK III because its not the newer shaped corsa which is MK IV so its fine and whats paying for insurance really matter to do with knowing the knowledge of a car ?

Not trying to offend you by questioning your knowledge about the car for insurance, the reason I ask is because in the US, when I call and as for a quote or new policy, I have to give them all the information. If I tell them my car is a 2013 Ford Fusion SEL when it's actually a 2013 Ford Fusion SE, my car is not actually covered. Either way I have to give them my vin and they will figure out it's an SE not an SEL, I was just curious how you could pay for insurance without knowing if it's a III or IV.

I would say you don't know everything about your car if you don't know what generation it is lol

2-step wrote I would say you don't know everything about your car if you don't know what generation it is lol

its 2006-2014.. i know what generation but they're that many CORSA's out these days left right centre how am i supposed to know like i said above i buy a car drive it upgrade and repeat i use it for work and general purposes i'm no expert who looks under the hood looking at everything i get the basics the information thats needed either to the police or insurance companies and thats it this is why im asking for help or am i not allowed to do that ?

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UTD wrote i know everything about my car its just the fact the difference between MK III and MK IV because i don't look into that stuff i get cars drive them upgrade and repeat thats it all i do is pay for fuel everything else is done via family but it doesn't matter i now know mines an MK III because its not the newer shaped corsa which is MK IV so its fine and whats paying for insurance really matter to do with knowing the knowledge of a car ?

Not trying to offend you by questioning your knowledge about the car for insurance, the reason I ask is because in the US, when I call and as for a quote or new policy, I have to give them all the information. If I tell them my car is a 2013 Ford Fusion SEL when it's actually a 2013 Ford Fusion SE, my car is not actually covered. Either way I have to give them my vin and they will figure out it's an SE not an SEL, I was just curious how you could pay for insurance without knowing if it's a III or IV.

i totally understand where you're coming from but here in England you just give them the reg plate and its all done via computer and you tell them the colour of the vehicle how many miles etc etc and thats it, completely different to you guy's in US

If it looks somewhat similar to this:

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It would be called the Corsa D, which makes it a MK 4 Corsa.

Hope I helped!

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Basically this is the car but different Reg plate which is the 1.4 A/C VVT Excite that i have