Window sticker lookup by VIN
See the original window sticker with the price and factory options, straight from the maker. Works for Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram, Fiat and Alfa Romeo.
What the window sticker shows
- Original price (MSRP) of the car and of each option.
- Factory options and packages, colors and trim.
- Engine, transmission and drive as built.
- EPA fuel economy and the yearly fuel cost estimate.
- Standard equipment of the trim.
- Assembly plant and parts content.
Window sticker questions
What is a window sticker?
The window sticker (Monroney label) is the label on every new car sold in the US. It lists the original price (MSRP), the factory options and packages, the engine and transmission, the EPA fuel economy and the plant where the car was built.
Which brands work?
Right now Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram, Fiat and Alfa Romeo: their maker publishes the original sticker by VIN. For other brands we did not find an official public copy, so we do not show one.
Is the sticker from VinGear?
No. We decode the VIN to find the brand and link to the maker's own PDF. We do not change or store it.
How else can I get a window sticker?
Ask the seller for the original sticker or the dealer invoice, or ask a franchised dealer of the brand: many can print the build sheet from the VIN. The free VIN decoder also shows the factory specs.
Why is there no sticker for my VIN?
Very old cars, cars built for other countries and some fleet cars often have no sticker on file. A new VIN can take a few weeks to appear.