Your vehicle's window sticker, also know as a Monroney label, contains important details about its original features, pricing, and specifications. This sticker is useful when buying or selling a car, as it shows exactly what was included when the car was new. It can also help confirm factory-installed options and give you a better idea of your car's history. Using our tool, you can quickly get a free PDF copy of your window sticker straight from the manufacturer. There's no need to sign up or enter any personal information - just enter your VIN, and we'll pull the window sticker for you.
How it works:
We provide access to window stickers for select car and truck manufacturers. Not all manufacturers offer this service, and availability depends on the model year. Below is the list of companies currently supported, along with the years for which window stickers can be retrieved:
Your VIN, or Vehicle Identification Number, is a 17-character code that is unique to your car. You can find it in a few different places. The most common location is on the dashboard near the windshield on the driver's side. You can also find it inside the driver's door frame or on documents like your registration, title, or insurance card. If you are having trouble locating it, check your owner's manual for more details. The VIN contains important information about your vehicle, including its make, model, year, and factory-installed features.
A window sticker provides a lot of useful information about a vehicle. It includes details about the car's original features, options ordered, safety ratings, fuel economy, and manufacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP). This information is helpful when buying or selling a car, as it allows you to compare vehicles and ensure you are getting the correct features. If you are a buyer, checking the window sticker helps you verify that the vehicle has everything you want. If you are a seller, providing the window sticker can help increase trust with potential buyers by showing them exactly what the car included when it was new. It is also useful for insurance, appraisals, and confirming that fleet or lease returns meet contract specifications.
Fleet managers can quickly validate that vehicles match bid specs and upfit requirements using the window sticker. It summarizes engine, transmission, axle ratios, towing packages, safety and driver-assistance features, and sometimes GVWR/GAWR information. This makes it easier to confirm equipment across dozens or hundreds of units without manually inspecting each vehicle, reducing errors and preventing spec creep.
The window sticker (also called the Monroney label) is designed for shoppers and highlights MSRP, packages, options, fuel economy, and safety ratings. A build sheet is an internal factory record with code-level detail about how the vehicle was produced. Use the window sticker to verify equipment and pricing; use a build sheet or dealer printout for deep configuration codes and parts/service research.
A Monroney label is the federally required window sticker displayed on new vehicles in the United States - it's just a fancy name for the window sticker. It standardizes information like MSRP, destination charges, fuel economy, emissions, safety ratings, and options, so shoppers can compare vehicles fairly. Owners benefit later by using it to verify original equipment for resale, insurance, and valuation.
Yes. OEM window stickers list standard equipment and any paid packages/options, typically with itemized pricing. For older or specialty models, exact formatting may vary by manufacturer. If you need component-level codes beyond what is shown, request a build sheet or a dealer configuration report.
Many manufacturers host digital copies of the original label by VIN, which you can download as a PDF. If a specific VIN is not available online, some dealers can reference archives or provide an official feature summary. While these are helpful, they may not be an exact visual reproduction of the original sticker.
Yes. Our tool is free to use. Enter your VIN and select a supported manufacturer to retrieve your original window sticker when available.
Support varies by brand and year. We currently link to OEM sticker endpoints for select Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, RAM, Fiat (various 2013+ to 2015+), Ford and Lincoln (2007+), and GM brands like Chevrolet, Buick, and Cadillac (2020+). Availability may change over time.
Yes. If the manufacturer still hosts the original label for that VIN and year, you can retrieve the same window sticker the car had when new, even if it is now used.
Typical details include VIN, model/trim, exterior and interior colors, standard and optional equipment, packages, original MSRP, destination charge, fuel economy, and safety ratings.
Stickers are served directly from manufacturer systems when available, reflecting the vehicle's original build information. Rare discrepancies can occur; verify against other documents if critical.
Ensure the VIN is 17 characters and correct. Some manufacturers do not publish stickers for certain years or models, or the service may be temporarily unavailable. Try again later, verify with another browser/device, or check with the brand's customer support to confirm whether the OEM hosts a label for your VIN.
Yes. When a sticker is available, the manufacturer typically provides a PDF that you can view, download, and print.
Many OEM stickers summarize basic warranty coverage that applied when the vehicle was new. For current coverage status, consult the manufacturer with the VIN.
The sticker lists original MSRP and options, which can help assess equipment and value. Always combine with condition, mileage, and market data for pricing or insurance decisions.
Availability for older vehicles varies and is often limited. Enter your VIN to check—if the OEM hosts the sticker, we will link you to it. For truly classic vehicles, dealers or marque registries may be able to provide archived documentation.
We value your privacy. When you enter your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN), we use it only to retrieve the window sticker directly from the manufacturer's database. We do not store, track, or share any VINs. Your data stays private, and we do not use it for marketing or any other purpose. This means you can use our tool with confidence, knowing that your information is secure. Since we pull the window sticker in real time, there is no saved record of your search after you leave the page.