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# Other Details
Legacy Version
In the **Other Details** section, you can configure different static car options by filling out the following information about a vehicle:
* **VIN Number -** enter the Vehicle Identification Number( a 17-digit number stamped into the chassis of a car that serves as the car's unique identity code), into the field. Users later can use [**VIN Decoders**](broken://pages/oGXfDgQO2jGkHn1CEyGV) to check the vehicle info and history
* **Stock Number** - indicate the stock number (Listing ID) of the vehicle
* **Manufacture Date -** indicate the production date of the vehicle
* **City Fuel Efficiency** - enter the **fuel consumption** of the vehicle on **city roads** in **mileage per gallon**
* **Highway Fuel Efficiency** - enter the **fuel consumption** of the vehicle on **highways** in **mileage per gallon**
* **Certificate -** there is an availability to attach certificates to listings. You can add several certificates from different services as well.
* **Certificate Name** - provide the name of your certificate
* **Certificate Link** - enter the verification link or any URL that users will be redirected to once they click on the certificate
* **Certificate Image** - upload the certificate image
* **Vehicle Info PDF -** upload the vehicle manual or brochure in `.pdf` format. As shown in the preview, it will be added to the listing and users will have an availability to download it.
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In each setting, there's a special **preview** button that shows how it will appear on the page:
Here is the example that will be shown once you click **City Fuel Efficiency Preview**:
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