Someone I know who lives in another state was looking at 2019 F-150's on a dealer lot. He said there were around 30+ F-150's on the lot.

He came across this window sticker on one of them and texted it to me. Anyone seen a window sticker like this before? And why wouldn't it have EPA data and then be shipped to a dealership and put on the lot if it isn't for sale?

 

If memory serves, these window stickers are often seen on the very first vehicles for a specific model year, because the EPA testing stuff hasn't been completed. Ultimately, it should be replaced before the vehicle is sold.

 

Yeah - there's *some* paperwork - related to the government (probably that EPA data) - that wasn't done when that truck shipped out. They should get a new window sticker, and replace that one with the new one when they get it.

 

I have also seen these window stickers on fleet vehicles. I have always assumed it is because fleet vehicles are already bought in bunches from companies and are not held to the same EPA standards.

AK4wheeler

 

The new window sticker is generated. MSRP $68,640.00

 

Could be that it's a custom order, so it's not for sale.

 

Special order window stickers look like normal ones but they are green instead of blue and say special order on them.

I've seen those types of window stickers on new model pre-production builds that are strictly for testing purposes. They are usually crushed after.

 

Check the date, it's pre-production, 10-17-18