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What Is a Window Sticker?

A window sticker is a label required by federal law to be displayed on the window of every new vehicle sold in the United States. It's officially known as the Monroney label, named after the senator who sponsored the 1958 law requiring it.

What It Can Include

• Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP)
• Destination charge
• Factory-installed options
• Standard equipment
• Fuel economy information
• Vehicle specifications

Not every window sticker contains every one of these fields — the exact contents depend on the manufacturer, model year, and vehicle type.