Released around 2011, Autodata 3.40 became a staple in independent garages because it consolidated vast amounts of Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) data into a single, searchable interface.
First, let’s break down the nomenclature. is the world’s leading provider of technical automotive information, covering vehicle specifications, repair times, and diagnostic trouble codes. The number 3.40 refers to a specific software version/build number—often associated with the last major stable releases of the classic DVD-based or local-install versions before the industry shifted entirely to cloud subscriptions. AUTODATA 3.40-PT-PT
This version covers a massive range of vehicles, specifically those manufactured up to the release date (circa mid-2010s, depending on the update cycle). However, for workshops handling vehicles from 1990 to 2014, it is gold standard. Released around 2011, Autodata 3
⚠️ Fine for older cars, risky for modern vehicles. The number 3