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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I find a window sticker using a VIN?
You can use a VIN to identify a vehicle's year, make, model, and other decoded details, then request the original window sticker through our retrieval partner.
What is a VIN?
A VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) is a unique code assigned to every motor vehicle when it's manufactured.
How many characters are in a VIN?
Modern vehicles (built since 1981) use a 17-character VIN.
Where can I find my VIN?
Common locations include the driver-side dashboard, the driver-side door jamb, your registration, insurance documents, and your title.
Can I get an original window sticker?
In many cases, yes, through our retrieval partner, Monroney Decals. Availability depends on the specific vehicle.
Does every VIN have a window sticker available?
No. Availability depends on the vehicle, manufacturer, model year, and data availability.
What information is on a window sticker?
It can include MSRP, destination charge, factory-installed options, standard equipment, fuel economy, and specifications.
What is a Monroney sticker?
It's the official name for the window sticker required by the Automobile Information Disclosure Act of 1958.
Can I find an older vehicle's window sticker?
It depends on the vehicle and manufacturer. Availability is generally more limited for older vehicles.
Is the window sticker the same as a VIN report?
No. A VIN report covers ownership and history; a window sticker covers original factory pricing and equipment.