Window sticker by VIN
Paste a VIN and, for the 13 makes whose manufacturers publish it, the original Monroney label opens as a PDF from the manufacturer’s own server — the factory options, the MSRP, the EPA figures printed on the car the day it was built. Free, no sign-up, no report to buy.
Which manufacturers publish it
Source: checked against each manufacturer’s serverThese open the sticker for a VIN as a PDF on the manufacturer’s site:
These publish none by VIN — their pages say where the sticker lives instead, and what the VIN gives you here for free:
What is on a window sticker
Source: the Monroney label, required on every new car since 1958The price
The base MSRP, every factory option and package with its own price, the destination charge and the total.
The build
Engine, transmission, drivetrain, exterior and interior colour, and the standard equipment list.
Fuel economy
The EPA city, highway and combined figures, the annual fuel cost and the smog and greenhouse-gas ratings.
Safety
NHTSA's star ratings as they stood when the car was built — or a note that it had not been rated yet.
Where it was made
Final assembly plant, the engine's and transmission's country of origin, and the U.S./Canadian parts content.
Common questions about window stickers
Source: manufacturer sites; the Automobile Information Disclosure ActHow do I get the window sticker for my car by VIN?
If the car is a Ford, Lincoln, Chevrolet, GMC, Buick, Cadillac, Jeep, Ram, Dodge, Chrysler, Fiat, Alfa Romeo or Subaru, the manufacturer publishes the original sticker as a PDF for the VIN, and the box on this page opens it. For other makes, the selling dealer can usually print it, and it is often in the original deal paperwork.
Is the window sticker lookup free?
Yes. The PDF comes from the manufacturer's own server; WhichTrim only builds the link in your browser. Sites that charge for a "window sticker" for other makes are usually selling a reconstructed build sheet, not the original label.
Why does the sticker not open for an older car?
Manufacturers keep these PDFs for recent model years. For older vehicles their server returns nothing, and the original is gone unless a previous owner kept it.
What is a Monroney sticker?
The window sticker's legal name, after Senator Mike Monroney, whose Automobile Information Disclosure Act of 1958 requires it on every new car sold in the United States: the price, the options, and since 2008 the EPA fuel-economy label and later the crash ratings.