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The two tools overlap, but they're not the same thing. A VIN decoder pulls decoded vehicle information from the identification number itself, and it can usually tell you the MSRP too. A window sticker goes further: it lays out the vehicle's original pricing alongside the standard equipment, factory-installed options, and packages it left the factory with.
If you've ever misplaced the original sticker that came with your Subaru, bought a used one without any paperwork, or just want to confirm what options came on the car before you buy it, you've probably wondered whether that information is still available somewhere.
Many used Subaru vehicles no longer have the original window sticker, making it difficult to confirm the factory fuel economy rating. While owners often rely on online estimates, those figures may not match the exact trim, engine, or drivetrain the vehicle left the factory with
Wondering where your Subaru was made? The answer depends on the model and model year. While Subaru is a Japanese automaker, its vehicles are built in both Japan and the United States.
