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# Vehicle Attributes Config
See the official WooCommerce documentation: [Add global attributes to product](https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/managing-product-taxonomies/#add-global-attributes-to-product).
### Creating vehicle attribute
You can go to Admin and add new Attributes the same:
1. Go to `Products -> Attributes`.
2. Enter `Name` (for ex: Compatibility) and `Slug` (for ex: compatibility). Then check the `Enable Archives?` and click on the `Add attribute` button.
### Adding Vehicles
After making the appropriate settings, we can start adding vehicles.
1. Go to `Products -> Attributes` and click `Configure terms` opposite the previously created attribute (Compatibility).
2\. Finally it's time to add the first vehicle. Fill in the following fields:
* **Name** - Just a vehicle name. Can be of any value, but not empty.
* **Vehicle year (since)** - The Year in which vehicle production began (for ex: 2016).
* **Vehicle year (until)** - The year the vehicle ended production (for ex: 2020). Leave blank if the vehicle is still in production.
* **The Vehicle makes** - Vehicle make (for ex: Ford, BMW, Audi, etc).
* **Vehicle Model** - Vehicle modification name (for ex: Audi 1.5L Turbo).
Add as many vehicle as you need. When you're done, catch up, we'll be waiting for you in the next section.
## **Assign attribute vehicle for each products**
You can add this attribute to the each product the same:
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