What label must remain in the window of a new motor vehicle until sold?

The Monroney label, also known as the window sticker, is required to remain affixed to the window of a new motor vehicle until it is sold. This label provides essential information to consumers, including the vehicle's make, model, MSRP (Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price), fuel economy ratings, and other key specifications. It serves as a valuable tool for potential buyers to make informed decisions about their purchases.

The presence of the Monroney label helps ensure transparency in the sales process by presenting all necessary details in a standardized format. It allows buyers to compare vehicles more effectively and understand the complete cost of owning the vehicle, including options and any additional fees.

While other labels, like the vehicle identification number label and manufacturer's warranty label, serve important functions, they are not mandated to stay affixed until the sale is completed in the same way as the Monroney label. The dealer price label, while useful, is also not required to be maintained in the window until the vehicle is sold as the Monroney label is.