The Saab 9-2X window sticker (Monroney label) lists its original factory MSRP, the 2.5L, 4-cyl, Regular fuel, 4-Wheel or All-Wheel Drive build, standard and optional equipment, EPA fuel economy (up to 23 mpg combined) and NHTSA safety ratings. Enter a Saab 9-2X VIN and the label comes back with that car's own build — free.
The Saab 9-2X window sticker — build, options & years
The Saab 9-2X ran from 2005–2009. Its Monroney label captures exactly how each one left the factory — the build, the options it was optioned with and the price, built around the 2.5L, 4-cyl, Regular fuel, 4-Wheel or All-Wheel Drive powertrain.
Which year's sticker do I need? Any Saab 9-2X VIN works — ForCar reads the exact model year automatically. On owner data the cleanest years are 2005, 2007, 2008; the most-complained-about are 2006, 2009, 2008. For year-by-year recalls, MPG and safety, see the full Saab 9-2X VIN decoder.
What the Saab 9-2X sticker says about fuel
Fuel economy is a legally required block on every Monroney label — city, highway and combined figures plus the estimated annual fuel bill. These are the EPA numbers on file for the 9-2X, latest tested year 2006:
The label also prints an estimated $2,850 a year in fuel at 15,000 miles.
What's on the Saab 9-2X sticker
Every Monroney label carries the same required blocks: MSRP with itemised options, EPA fuel economy — for this car 22 mpg combined, NHTSA safety ratings, standard and optional equipment, and parts-content origin. Every 9-2X VIN returns its own build rather than a generic spec.
For how to read each block, what to do if the sticker is lost, and how it differs from a build sheet, see the window sticker guide.
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How we score: NHTSA crash-test safety (40%), recall frequency (25%) and the share of owner complaints involving a crash, fire or injury (35%) — not user reviews. For full recalls, MPG and safety see the Saab 9-2X VIN decoder.
9-2X window sticker — every model year
This covers the Saab 9-2X for 2005–2009. Enter any 9-2X VIN above and ForCar pulls the exact build and Monroney label for that specific year automatically. No need to pick a year. Driving something else? Browse window stickers for every Saab model.
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Other Saab window stickers
| Model | Years covered | Class | Best EPA figure |
|---|---|---|---|
| Saab 9-3 | Compact Cars | 24 mpg | |
| Saab 900 | Compact Cars | 22 mpg | |
| Saab 9-5 | Midsize Cars | 24 mpg | |
| Saab 9-7X | Sport Utility Vehicle - 4WD | 16 mpg | |
| Saab 9000 | Large Cars | 22 mpg | |
| Saab 9-4x | Sport Utility Vehicle - 4WD | 20 mpg |
Where to find the VIN on a Saab 9-2X
- WindshieldLower-left corner, driver's side, readable from outside without opening anything.
- Door jambOn the driver's door frame of every 9-2X, next to the tyre-pressure and build-date plate.
- DocumentsRegistration, title and insurance card — on a Saab 9-2X all three must show the same number.
All four must match. A Saab 9-2X whose windshield plate disagrees with the door jamb has either had a panel replaced or a tampered identity — check the paperwork before any money changes hands.
Window sticker — frequently asked
What MPG does the Saab 9-2X window sticker show?
The EPA figures on file are 22 mpg combined (19 city / 25 highway), from its 2006 rating, with an estimated $2,850 a year in fuel printed alongside.
Is the recreated Saab 9-2X sticker the same as the original?
It rebuilds the factory equipment, EPA fuel economy and NHTSA safety from official records, so the core Monroney content matches. Dealer-added options and destination charges vary by sale, so the printed total on one Saab 9-2X may differ from another.
Where do I find the VIN on a Saab 9-2X?
Lower-left of the windshield, the driver's door-jamb sticker, or the registration and insurance documents — all three must agree. For what a window sticker is, how to read each block and what to do if yours is lost, see the window sticker guide.