Ford F-150 window sticker
Enter the VIN and download the original Ford F-150 Monroney label — the exact document that was on the glass, with every option priced.
Why the sticker matters on a Ford F-150
The best-selling vehicle in the United States for four decades, and the one where trim confusion costs buyers the most money.
F-150 trims overlap heavily — an XLT with the 302A package can be optioned past a base Lariat. The sticker settles which one you are actually looking at.
Packages you will see priced
- Equipment Group 302A
- FX4 Off-Road Package
- Max Trailer Tow
- Co-Pilot360 Assist
- Payload Package
Each appears as its own line with its own price, so you can see exactly what the original buyer paid for and what they skipped.
What else is on the label
- Base MSRP, destination charge and total price as delivered
- EPA city, highway and combined fuel economy, plus annual fuel cost
- Government crash-test ratings where the vehicle was tested
- Final assembly plant and the origin of the engine and transmission
- US and Canadian parts content percentage
Common questions
How do I get the window sticker for my Ford F-150?
Enter the 17-character VIN. The original Ford F-150 Monroney label opens as a PDF. No account, no email, no payment.
What packages will the Ford F-150 sticker show?
Every factory option and package with its individual price, including Equipment Group 302A, FX4 Off-Road Package, Max Trailer Tow, plus the destination charge and the total as delivered.
Does this work for a used Ford F-150?
Usually. The label is published against the VIN rather than the sale, so it generally stays retrievable after the vehicle changes hands.
Other Ford models
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