Which statement is typically included on a dealer supplemental price label?

• A. Equipment and accessories installed by the dealer, final dealer price, price changes from MSRP including dealer mark-ups, any dealer service fees
• B. The owner’s name on file
• C. VIN and manufacture date
• D. Model year and color options

Answer: (D)

The label on a dealer supplemental price tag is meant to help you identify the exact car being priced. The most direct, visible identifiers are the model year and the color options, because they distinguish one vehicle from another even when the make, model, and trim are the same. Personal information like the owner’s name isn’t shown on price tags, and VIN or manufacture date are technical identifiers that aren’t typically listed on the supplemental price label. While price details can appear elsewhere, the common purpose of the supplemental label is to convey identifying attributes, with model year and color options being the standard items.