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The fake sticker is blown up to about 12"x18" and everything about it including the vin are the same as the real one. The only difference is they changed the MSRP and the environmental rating data. I'll attach a picture of the fake one and a pdf of the real one. Haven't done this before so...

I'm pretty sure that is illegal. I'll post if/when I find out for sure.

If anyone else has experienced anything similar - especially if at Chapman Dodge, please let me know. Thanks!

Yes that is the correct window sticker, and no it is not the one the dealer used. And you are right, MSRP is set when it is built and does not change for any particular vehicle. Once sold, yes then the value changes and the dealer can do what they want as far as a price, but the dealer lied...

I spoke too soon. Research shows that MSRP is an as-built value and cannot be changed. Now I just need to find out if FCA did it or the dealership.

Thanks. I read on another forum that it is not uncommon at all for the window sticker to change, coming from someone with inside knowledge. I had no idea. To me, the window sticker is the as-built, price at the time it was built, but I guess I'm wrong. It should be.

Hello! I recently bought a 2024 Ram 2500. I had a weird *bad* experience and I am looking to see if anyone else has had a similar experience. The Dealership provided a large 12"x18" laminated window sticker, I already had a copy of the actual one. Both stickers were for my specific truck -...