Window sticker by VIN: the Monroney label, reproduced from the build record

• Total MSRP breakdown (base + factory options + destination)
• Standard equipment grouped by category
• Fuel economy with city/highway/combined MPG + annual cost
• NHTSA 5-star safety ratings
• Warranty coverage table
• CODE39 VIN barcode + QR code linking to live valuation page

• Dealers printing a factory sticker for a used unit on the lot or a listing.
• Buyers and owners who want to know exactly what the car came with from the factory.
• Appraisers confirming trim, packages and original MSRP before they value a vehicle.

How do I find a window sticker by VIN?

Enter the 17-character VIN. It is printed on the dashboard where it meets the windshield on the driver's side and on the driver's door jamb, and the title and registration carry it too. The report rebuilds the window sticker in Monroney format from the VIN's factory build record in MarketCheck's NeoVIN data and returns an 11 by 17 PDF with the MSRP, options, equipment, fuel economy, safety ratings and warranty on file. It covers US-market VINs.

Is the window sticker lookup free?

No. The Window Sticker report costs $1.99 per run, paid from a prepaid credit balance with no subscription. A run is not charged when the VIN does not decode to a make and model; a VIN that decodes with gaps (no MSRP or options on file) still produces a sticker with the missing items marked, and is charged. A guest pays by card at checkout, with a processing fee, and is refunded in full if no sticker is produced.

What is a Monroney label?

The Monroney label is the window sticker federal law requires on new cars sold in the US, named after Senator Mike Monroney, who sponsored the Automobile Information Disclosure Act of 1958. It lists the base price, the factory-installed options and their prices, the destination charge and the total MSRP, with fuel economy and safety ratings. This report reproduces it in Monroney format from the VIN's factory build record, without the EPA greenhouse gas and smog ratings or the parts-content panel.

Can I get the original window sticker for a used car?

You get a reproduction, rebuilt in Monroney format from the VIN's factory build record: the trim, factory options, packages and MSRP the car was built with, before any dealer-added accessories, however many owners it has had since. Coverage is US-market vehicles in MarketCheck's NeoVIN data.

What is on the window sticker?

The total MSRP breakdown (base price, factory-installed options and destination charge), standard equipment grouped by category, the fuel economy badge with city, highway and combined MPG and annual fuel cost, NHTSA 5-star safety ratings, the warranty coverage table, a CODE39 VIN barcode and a QR code that links to a live valuation page for the VIN.

Is this the actual paper sticker that shipped with the car?

It is a Monroney-format reproduction generated from the VIN’s factory build record in MarketCheck’s NeoVIN dataset, laid out as an 11 by 17 landscape PDF. It shows the vehicle as built, not dealer-installed accessories added later.

Which vehicles are covered?

US-market VINs. The dataset does not cover UK or other international markets, so a non-US VIN will not produce a sticker.

Can it carry my dealership branding?

Yes. Set up a brand profile in your account and the sticker uses your logo, name, address, phone and primary colour. Without one it prints with neutral MarketCheck branding.

What does it cost?

$1.99 per sticker. Connect the MarketCheck AI Desk to Claude or ChatGPT once and ask in plain English, or run it from this website. You pay per report from a credit balance, with no subscription. A single sticker can also be bought as a guest without an account.

Technical reference (inputs, outputs, the MCP tool name): Window Sticker documentation.