This free tool makes it super easy to find Ford window stickers, which is really handy when you're looking to buy a new car. Instead of jumping from one dealership website to another, you can just type in the VIN and get all the info you need.
It's way faster and you don't have to worry about missing out on details some dealerships might not show.
Plus, you know the info is correct because it comes straight from Ford, not from dealership websites that might have mistakes. You can also see all our helpful guides here.
Here are the most common ways to find it:
- Check the driver's side dashboard (visible through windshield).
- Look on the driver's side door jamb.
- Check your vehicle registration document.
- Look at your insurance card or policy.
- Review your purchase or lease paperwork.
Our tool is designed for a variety of Ford enthusiasts and consumers:
- Prospective buyers: If you're shopping for a Ford vehicle, our tool helps you verify features and specifications before making a purchase decision.
- Current Ford owners: Use it to recall or document your vehicle's original equipment and options.
- Used car shoppers: Check the original features and options of a pre-owned Ford you're considering.
- Car dealers: Quickly access accurate vehicle information for inventory management and customer inquiries.
- Auto researchers and enthusiasts: Explore different Ford models and their factory configurations.
- Insurance professionals: Verify vehicle details for policy underwriting or claims processes.
- Vehicle history buffs: Research the original specs of classic or collectible Ford models.
A VIN, or Vehicle Identification Number, is a unique 17-character code assigned to every motor vehicle when it's manufactured. In the context of Ford vehicles and window stickers, the VIN serves as a crucial identifier for several purposes:
- Window sticker lookup: For Ford vehicles, the VIN allows you to retrieve the original window sticker (also known as the Monroney label) of the vehicle. This sticker contains important information such as standard and optional features,, MSRP, fuel economy ratings, safety ratings, engine and transmission specifications and manufacturing plant information
- Vehicle identification: Each VIN is unique to a specific vehicle, acting like a fingerprint for that particular Ford car or truck.
- Vehicle history: The VIN can be used to access information about the vehicle's history, including accidents, repairs, and ownership changes.
- Parts compatibility: When ordering replacement parts, the VIN ensures you get components that are compatible with your specific Ford model.
- Recalls and warranties: Ford and other manufacturers use the VIN to identify vehicles affected by recalls or covered under specific warranties.