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All manufacturers include what is called the build tag on every car. It is generally located somewhere either on the driver's door frame or on the edge of the driver's door itself. It will contain the month and year of original manufacture. If the build tag is missing, you may still be able to determine manufacture date by using any of the online VIN decoders.
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