Question 1

How do I get the original window sticker for my car?

Accepted Answer

Use our Free tool to get your vehicle's original Monroney Label Window Sticker. As part of buying any used or new car, it helps to know which options originally were supplied with the new vehicle. To make it easy, the team at WithClutch has been busily working with OEM’s and other third party sources to make it easy to reproduce an original Monroney Label Window Sticker. The car window sticker normally comes on the vehicle when delivered new to the dealership and is affixed to the driver's side rear window, but we're able to product digitized copies.

Question 2

Can I get a monroney sticker from my VIN?

Accepted Answer

Just enter your VIN in the textbox above to get your Free Monroney Window Sticker. Please note: Due to abuse in the past, we require your cell phone number so we can avoid being scraped/abused in bulk. These services are paid for and we'd prefer to limit total use so legitimate users like you can take advantage of the window decal.

Question 3

Where do I find my vehicle's VIN?

Accepted Answer

The Vehicle's VIN (or Vehicle Identification Number) is normally located in two places on the car: (1) On the Driver's Side Door Jamb: Here's there's typically a silver label which includes the date of manufacturer as well as a riveted placard that tells the vehicle VIN number. (2) On the forward most driver's side corner of the dashboard: If you approach the vehicle from the drivers side-front of the car and peer through the windshield at the lower most corner of the dashboard, the VIN is normally affixed here as well. You can also typically find the VIN on your registration documents, insurance cards, and most vehicle service invoices.

Question 4

What's the difference between VIN decoders and Monroney Window Stickers?

Accepted Answer

Many online sites claim to be comprehensive "VIN decoders" but these decoders rarely give a complete build sheet for the vehicle. In most cases the Vehicle VIN contains only basic information required by the government for the VIN. In the case of many Toyota and Nissan vehicles, the VIN doesn't even denote the appropriate vehicle trim (e.g. the VIN will denote "Toyota Prius" but won't denote whether the vehicle is a "Toyota Prius I" or "Toyota Prius IV"). Most used cars won't have retained the original paper copy of the Monroney Sticker, and so in the past dealers relied primarily on VIN decoders to get a basic sense of what was on the car. Beyond that, knowing the exact packages, features and options required visually inspecting the car to confirm various aspects.

Question 5

Key Information from the Audi Vin Decoder?

Accepted Answer

The Audi Sticker tool includes both options and price information. On the very left hand side you can view: The available standard equipment and features. All safety and warranty information. Technical specifications for a number of vehicle attributes. The middle column normally includes optional equipment on the vehicle: Price level for the vehicle without options. Additional manufacturer options and their corresponding prices. Total vehicle price including all options and destination charges. The Far Right Box section contains: EPA fuel economy ratings. Government safety ratings (normally from NHTSA). The location the vehicle was originally delivered to. A QR code which normally redirects you to the OEM website. This particular vehicle – a 2014 Audi S5 had an original base retail price of $53,400 then added another $11,940 in options and delivery fees to come to a total MSRP of $65,340 when new.

Question 6

What the Window Sticker/VIN decoder won’t tell you?

Accepted Answer

The window sticker describes the car most accurately “when new”.  So if the car has had either dealer-installed, or owner installed customizations its not likely to show those new features – nor will it show any replacement parts. Similarly, the sticker won’t reflect anything about current condition, or the presence of any accidents. For doing more research there, I recommend reviewing Carfax, Autocheck, and having a professional inspection performed. And finally – while the Sticker may show this Audi had an original MSRP of $65,340 when news, its likely the vehicle sold for slightly less (negotiation and discounting). Its current value will be significantly less due to the additional miles and depreciation.

Question 7

Monroney Labels for Dealerships and Bulk API Users?

Accepted Answer

Are you a new or used car dealership? Insurance company or auto-lender? We can offer the ability to get these Monroney Labels in bulk for your website or listing. Its highly likely potential buyers will feel more comfortable buyer a new or used car if they have complete confidence in the trim, optional equipment, and standard features of the car. Having Monroney labels for each listing can help give buyers confidence. Unfortunately, dealerships and other companies have abused our free window sticker tools in the past, so please reach out if you'd like bulk-access. You can reach out refi@withclutch.com if you'd like access to stickers for your business.

Question 8

Supported Makes and Models for the Window Sticker Tool?

Accepted Answer

Supported: Audi, Chrysler, Dodge, Fiat, Hyundai, Infiniti, Jeep, Kia, Maserati, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Ram, Volkswagen. Not supported: Lexus (coming soon), Porsche (coming soon), Scion (coming soon), Toyota (coming soon). Please note as well. We cannot provide MonroneyLabels for all Model years. For most manufacturers, we can reproduce window stickers for cars which are 2013 Model Year and newer.

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Sticker Tool

Use our Window Sticker Tool to get the Monroney Sticker of any recent vehicle. No more guessing which trim, packages or options a car has. The sticker is 100% accurate, just like for a brand new car.

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Window Sticker Tool for your Business

Are you a new / used car dealership or auto-lender? We can offer the ability to get these Monroney Labels for select makes (e.g. Audi / Volkswagen, Ford) in bulk. For other makes, we recommend reaching out to Chrome Data.

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