Check your VIN # (either on your title, registration, or placard) and you can see what year model it was assigned by the manufacturer.
The tenth character of your VIN is the year code. Below is a link that shows the repeating codes for each year.
Although most of the other characters in a VIN # are manufacturer specific codes, the model year code is the same for all manufacturers
......for vehicles and/or trailers. This is mandated by the NHTSA.
If your tenth character is a 6, then it's a 2006
If it's a 7, then it's a 2007
In the year 2010, the year codes went back to the letter "A", then "B" for 2011, and so forth.
Here is a link to show you the year character codes, along with what all the other characters in a VIN # pertain to:
http://www.angelfire.com/ca/TORONTO/VIN/VIS.html#year