How we verify vehicle data

Every specification starts from primary sources: manufacturer owner's manuals, official maintenance guides, and NHTSA recall and complaint data. We cross-check against major parts-fitment databases, and the sources behind each generation are listed at the bottom of every vehicle page.

If you spot an error, we want to know. Accuracy is the entire point of this site.

Not every number deserves the same trust, so we never present them as though it does. Each specification carries one of three labels.

• Verified

  Confirmed directly against the owner's manual or manufacturer documentation for that vehicle. This is the standard we aim for on every safety-relevant figure.

• High confidence

  Consistent across multiple reputable parts and fitment databases, but not confirmed against a primary manufacturer document.

• Check your manual

  Reported by aftermarket sources only. We say so plainly and tell you to confirm the figure before you act on it.

Photographs on this site come from Wikimedia Commons under free licences, and are illustrative rather than specific to a given trim or model year. Every image is credited to its photographer on the credits page.