Chevy Window Sticker by VIN Decoder Lookup Tool

Here's a Chevy window sticker by VIN lookup tool that I personally created to give instant access to original factory Monroney labels for most General Motors Chevrolet and GMC vehicles from 2012 onward. Use this tool to retrieve your original Chevy or GMC window sticker, view the full build, or decode your VIN to see all factory installed options.

How to Get a Chevy Window Sticker by VIN

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Chevy Window Sticker Lookup by VIN Tool

🔎 Enter your 17-digit VIN below to instantly access your original (GM) General Motors GMC or Chevy window sticker (PDF), including MSRP, trim, installed options, fuel economy, and safety ratings.

Pro Tip: You can also use GM's direct lookup by pasting your VIN at the end of this URL:

https://cws.gm.com/vs-cws/vehshop/v2/vehicle/windowsticker?vin=YOURVIN

For general vehicle info, try the NHTSA VIN Decoder (official U.S. government resource).

Quick Overview

• ✅ Instant Chevy/GMC window sticker in PDF format
• 📅 Covers most models from 2012 to present
• 📄 Includes MSRP, installed options, fuel economy, and safety ratings
• 💻 No account required, just enter your VIN

Why a Chevy or GMC Window Sticker Matters

Knowing your vehicle's original window sticker can be useful whether you’re buying, selling, or maintaining your Chevy or GMC. It helps you:

• ✔ Verify original factory options and packages
• ✔ Check MSRP vs current market value
• ✔ Compare fuel economy ratings
• ✔ Provide documentation for insurance or restoration
• ✔ Ensure transparency when buying used vehicles

What's on a Chevy or GMC Window Sticker?

The Monroney label (official window sticker) shows your vehicle's original factory specifications and pricing:

• MSRP: Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price
• Trim & Options: Standard and optional equipment
• Drivetrain & Engine: Engine type, transmission, drivetrain
• Fuel Economy: EPA-estimated MPG
• Safety: Crash test ratings and safety info

👉 For current resale values, check Edmunds Chevy listings to compare MSRP with market prices.

Where to Find Your Chevy VIN

Your 17-character Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) is required to access your Chevy/GMC window sticker. Common locations include:

• ✔ Dashboard (driver's side, visible through the windshield)
• ✔ Driver-side door jamb sticker
• ✔ Vehicle title, registration, or insurance documents

How to Decode a Chevy or GMC VIN

Your 17-character VIN contains key details about your vehicle’s manufacturer, model, engine, and production. Use it to verify your window sticker or build sheet.

💡 Pro Tip: You can also use the NHTSA VIN decoder for a quick summary.

Chevy/GMC Build Sheet vs Window Sticker

While a window sticker shows MSRP, fuel economy, and basic features, a build sheet contains all factory installed equipment, option codes, and production details:

• Window Sticker: Pricing, packages, safety ratings
• Build Sheet: Complete list of Manufacturer installed features, internal codes, and options

🔗 You can retrieve your official build sheet using GM's equipment listing or dealership tools for deeper insights into your vehicle.

Use Your Sticker for Maintenance or Resale

• Verify that replacement parts match original factory specifications
• Track original options for accurate restoration
• Show buyers the exact factory options and pricing
• Use as proof for classic or collectible car insurance

Supported Chevrolet and GMC Models

This tool works for most Chevrolet and GMC vehicles from 2012 onward. It connects to GM's official database and retrieves an accurate factory-issued label.

• Chevrolet: Silverado, Tahoe, Malibu, Equinox, Traverse, Corvette, Camaro, Colorado
• GMC: Sierra, Yukon, Terrain, Acadia, Canyon

Supported Years: Most Chevy/GMC VIN lookups work for 2012 and newer.

Troubleshooting

• 🛠 Vehicle may still be in production
• 🧩 VIN entered incorrectly
• 🌐 GM's database temporarily down

Chevy & GMC Window Sticker by VIN FAQ