They are not posted anywhere on the site. Due to the \”secrecy\” of ISO symboling, it is not posted anywhere online. You could try contacting an independent agent for specific vehicles, but not an actual listing.
I have been working with a company that provided a cost symbol for a 2008 Chevy Trailblazer SS (VIN 2gn2t13h452169231). The problem is I don’t find anywhere that indicates this is a valid VIN.
I worked at an insurance company specifically in the auto department, there was a list of symbols we went by. They’re not accessible to the public I’m pretty sure. It showed every kind of vehicle you can imagine, I can give you some helpful tips if you’d like to know. My mom always told me that having a red car would be higher because it’s more visible to cops, but color does not matter, it just goes by vehicle. The more expensive the vehicle is to fix , the higher the symbol. For instance:The scale is from 6-27, 6 being the lowest, which is best, its cheapest.
Vans:6-10
SUVS: depending on make range from a 10-27
(landrovers and escalades being really high)
Cars: Range from 10-17, 4 door cars
Coupes/Sports Cars: 12-27, Corvette being high, 350z, camaros, etc.
This is pretty cool but believe it or not the new pontiac solstice ranks a 14, that is pretty good, its sporty and cheap on insurance..i thought that was cool. Anyways , hope this helped.
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Would anyone be able to tell me where I could find the ISO Symbol listing for most vehicles?
They are not posted anywhere on the site. Due to the \”secrecy\” of ISO symboling, it is not posted anywhere online. You could try contacting an independent agent for specific vehicles, but not an actual listing.
I would like to know the symbol for a 2001 Chev Cavalier #1G1JC124017231905
where can i download or vie iso symbols for 2006 and 2007 vehicles?
Does the ISO symbol on your car change as the car ages?
I would like to know the symbol for a 2002 Pontiac Grand Am 1G2NE12E32C250689
I need ISO symbols broken down by Bodily inury, med/pip and physical damage for a 2007 toyota camry LE 4 cylinder.
I have been working with a company that provided a cost symbol for a 2008 Chevy Trailblazer SS (VIN 2gn2t13h452169231). The problem is I don’t find anywhere that indicates this is a valid VIN.
I worked at an insurance company specifically in the auto department, there was a list of symbols we went by. They’re not accessible to the public I’m pretty sure. It showed every kind of vehicle you can imagine, I can give you some helpful tips if you’d like to know. My mom always told me that having a red car would be higher because it’s more visible to cops, but color does not matter, it just goes by vehicle. The more expensive the vehicle is to fix , the higher the symbol. For instance:The scale is from 6-27, 6 being the lowest, which is best, its cheapest.
Vans:6-10
SUVS: depending on make range from a 10-27
(landrovers and escalades being really high)
Cars: Range from 10-17, 4 door cars
Coupes/Sports Cars: 12-27, Corvette being high, 350z, camaros, etc.
This is pretty cool but believe it or not the new pontiac solstice ranks a 14, that is pretty good, its sporty and cheap on insurance..i thought that was cool. Anyways , hope this helped.
Are these symbols/ratings available to the public? If so, where can I find them. If not, do you know of any sites that may post samples?