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Ford window sticker by VIN
Enter your Ford's VIN to get its original window sticker (Monroney label) as a PDF, straight from the Ford window sticker service (FordDirect): the original MSRP and every factory option with its price, plus listing text for your ad. It works for Fords a Ford or Lincoln dealer has in stock, and for brand-new ones; for a privately owned Ford, Ford almost never gives it out. Free for a limited time, no sign-up.
It's on your registration and insurance card, the driver's door jamb, and the dashboard at the base of the windshield.
Which Ford vehicles work
Fords and Lincolns while a Ford or Lincoln dealer has them in stock, back to about 2008. Privately owned ones are almost never available.
Tested October 2026: Listed today at Ford or Lincoln dealers: 129 of 134 found (2008–2026). Privately owned: 0 of 200 listed on Autotrader, 2 of 129 sold on Bring a Trailer.
The same service also covers Lincoln.
A real Ford window sticker
- Base price
- $51,915
- Factory options (8)
- $6,310
- Destination
- $2,795
Questions
How do I look up a Ford window sticker by VIN?
Enter the 17-character VIN above. We ask the Ford window sticker service (FordDirect) for the original sticker and show it here.
Is the Ford window sticker lookup free?
Yes, for a limited time. No account, nothing to buy.
Can I download the Ford window sticker as a PDF?
Yes. It is the original PDF from Ford. Download or print it to show buyers.
Is it the original Ford sticker?
Yes. When Ford's service has the sticker, we show the exact PDF it returns. We never substitute a replica.
Why can't I find my Ford?
Ford's service only gives out a window sticker while the car is in a Ford or Lincoln dealer's stock, or brand new. Once a Ford is privately owned, Ford almost never does.
Is a window sticker the same as a Monroney label?
Yes. The Monroney label (or Monroney sticker) is the federally required window sticker on every new car: price, factory options, fuel economy and safety ratings.
Where is the VIN?
On your registration and insurance card, the driver door jamb label, and the dashboard at the base of the windshield (driver side).