Window Sticker & Build Sheet Guides
How to read an original window sticker, what a GM RPO build sheet or a Stellantis factory build sheet tells you, where to find your VIN, and how to check the equipment a used vehicle left the factory with. For Chevrolet, Buick, Cadillac and GMC, the VIN lookup returns the original window sticker when one is on file and otherwise the RPO build sheet; for Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge, Ram, Fiat and Alfa Romeo it returns the factory build sheet, when available.
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What Is a Window Sticker (Monroney Label)?
A window sticker, or Monroney label, is the federally required label on a new vehicle listing equipment, option prices, MSRP, fuel economy and safety ratings.
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How to Read a Window Sticker: A GM Walkthrough
Read a window sticker section by section using a GM label: header, standard equipment, options and packages, MSRP math, fuel economy, safety and parts content.
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Window Sticker vs. Build Sheet: What's the Difference?
A window sticker is the retail label with MSRP; a build sheet is the factory equipment list in codes. How they compare on equipment, format and price by brand.
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Window Sticker Not Available? Reasons and Alternatives
Why an original window sticker may not come back for a VIN (brand, model year, market, typos, record gaps) and which factory records can stand in for it.
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Chevrolet Build Sheet by VIN: RPO Codes and Window Stickers
Look up a Chevrolet by VIN: the original window sticker when available, or the factory RPO build sheet with code descriptions. What each shows and its limits.
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GMC Build Sheet by VIN: Factory Equipment for Sierra, Yukon and More
See how a GMC truck or SUV left the factory: cab, drivetrain, axle ratio, trailering and trim equipment from the window sticker or RPO build sheet, when available.
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Cadillac Window Sticker by VIN
Look up an original Cadillac window sticker by VIN to see trim, luxury packages, options and MSRP when available, with an RPO build sheet as the fallback.
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Where to Find the VIN on a Buick
Exactly where the 17-character VIN is on a Buick, how to read it without errors, and what the lookup can return for Buick models when records are available.
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How to Check Factory Options on a Used GM Vehicle
Compare a used Chevrolet, GMC, Buick or Cadillac listing with its factory record: which seller claims the window sticker or RPO build sheet can confirm, and which it can't.
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Jeep Build Sheet by VIN: Factory Equipment and Sales Codes
Look up a Jeep build sheet by VIN to see the factory-installed equipment and sales codes recorded for that vehicle, and learn how to read each line.
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Dodge Build Sheet by VIN: Identify Factory Packages
Use a Dodge build sheet to confirm which trim, engine and option packages a Charger, Challenger or Durango carried from the factory, VIN by VIN.
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Chrysler Build Sheet by VIN: Original Factory Options
Check the original factory options on a Chrysler Pacifica, Voyager, Town & Country or 300 by VIN, and see what a Chrysler build sheet can and cannot tell you.
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Ram Build Sheet by VIN: Axle, Drivetrain and Towing Equipment
Look up a Ram build sheet by VIN to confirm the axle ratio, drivetrain, engine and towing equipment a Ram truck or van was built with, and where ratings come from.
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Fiat Build Sheet by VIN: What the Factory Record Shows
What a Fiat build sheet can confirm by VIN, what it leaves out, such as the original window sticker and MSRP, and which newer Fiat VINs may not return one.
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Alfa Romeo Build Sheet by VIN: Specs and Packages
Research a Giulia, Stelvio, Tonale or 4C by VIN: use the Alfa Romeo build sheet to check factory specification, trim and optional packages before you buy.