What type of document is shown in this image?

It is a factory window sticker (Monroney label) photographed through a tinted vehicle window, with a 'POLICE INTERCEPTOR' header visible.

What fuel economy rating is visible on the sticker?

A large '17' is visible in the EPA fuel economy box, formatted as the MPG rating.

What dollar figures can be read on the label?

Only two figures are legible: $3,750 in the upper right of the fuel economy box and $2,100 on its left side (positioned like an annual fuel cost figure). The vehicle's price and options list are unreadable.

Can the VIN or model year be read from this document?

No. Glare and window tint obscure the VIN, model year, equipment list, and pricing details; only fragments of the label are legible.

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Ford Police Interceptor Window Sticker (Monroney Label) - 17 MPG EPA Rating

Monroney window sticker inside a vehicle rear window, mostly obscured by glare

Dealer Monroney window sticker affixed inside a vehicle's rear window, heavily obscured by glass reflections.

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This image is a photograph, not a scan, showing a factory window sticker (Monroney label) attached to the inside of a tinted vehicle side window. Strong sunlight, tree reflections, and the dark tint make almost all of the label unreadable. The only clearly legible elements are a blue header band reading 'POLICE INTERCEPTOR,' a large fuel-economy figure of '17' (MPG) in the EPA fuel economy and environment box, a dollar figure of '$3,750' in the upper right of that box, and '$2,100' at its left (formatted like the typical annual fuel cost figure). A barcode, a QR code, and a Ford oval logo are visible but not readable. The extensive equipment list, pricing breakdown, VIN, model year, and destination/total price sections are all obscured by glare. A reader can learn only that the vehicle is a Ford Police Interceptor model with an EPA combined rating of 17 MPG; no fuse data, wiring information, part numbers, or specification-plate details are present. The document was uploaded to a 2001 Ford Crown Victoria gallery, but the label itself does not display a readable year or model line to confirm or refute that attribution.

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What type of document is shown in this image?: It is a factory window sticker (Monroney label) photographed through a tinted vehicle window, with a 'POLICE INTERCEPTOR' header visible.
What fuel economy rating is visible on the sticker?: A large '17' is visible in the EPA fuel economy box, formatted as the MPG rating.
What dollar figures can be read on the label?: Only two figures are legible: $3,750 in the upper right of the fuel economy box and $2,100 on its left side (positioned like an annual fuel cost figure). The vehicle's price and options list are unreadable.
Can the VIN or model year be read from this document?: No. Glare and window tint obscure the VIN, model year, equipment list, and pricing details; only fragments of the label are legible.