Cadillac Window Sticker by VIN

With just one click, you can open the original Cadillac window sticker and see the Cadillac specs, options, packages, MSRP, and more. This clear report is fast, reliable, and budget-friendly, so it works well for purchases, sales, and verification.

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What is a Cadillac Window Sticker?

A Cadillac window sticker helps you prove what your Cadillac really is. It shows the original MSRP, packages, tech, safety ratings, and fuel economy. It presents the details the way shoppers are used to seeing them, so buyers feel protected, sellers appear transparent, and dealers can act quickly. Enter your VIN and get the Cadillac window sticker by VIN in seconds.

Top Reasons to Check a Cadillac Window Sticker

Getting the original window sticker matters for both Cadillac sellers and buyers. Here are the reasons why:

For Cadillac Buyers

1. Verify the exact trim, drivetrain, colors, and factory options you’re paying for.2. See true MSRP math: base, options, destination, and total price.3. Compare two similar Cadillacs without guessing what’s missing.4. Spot dealer add-ons vs. factory equipment.5. Check fuel economy/energy use to estimate running costs.6. Review safety info when ratings are available.

For Cadillac Sellers

1. Justify your asking price with itemized options and original MSRP.2. Create clean, accurate listings (fewer questions, faster replies).3. Highlight rare colors/packages that set your car apart.4. Prove authenticity at a glance. Trust matters.5. Streamline appraisals and trade-ins with official spec language.6. Avoid mislabeling trims or features that could cause disputes.

What Information Does a Cadillac Window Sticker Contain?

A Cadillac window sticker is the factory build card tied to the VIN, such as equipment, pricing, colors, fuel economy, and safety info in one clean snapshot.

Here’s what you can get from a Cadillac window sticker:

Vehicle Identification Details: Shows the full VIN, model, model year, trim line (e.g., Luxury, Sport, V-Series), transmission type, drivetrain, and final assembly location. These identifiers tie the exact car in front of you to a single VIN, so there’s no confusion with “similar” vehicles in the market.
MSRP: Breaks down the base price plus each factory option/package and the destination charge, then shows the total MSRP. This is the cleanest way to compare two Cadillacs and understand what the owner paid new before taxes and dealer fees.
Standard Equipment & Safety Tech: Lists the features included at no extra charge for that trim, such as safety tech, infotainment basics, wheels, lighting, seats, and driver assists that every same-trim car should have. This helps you spot when a listing overpromises, or when a car truly offers more than a rival at the same price.
Interior Features: Shows cabin tech and comfort, for example: seat materials and adjustments, climate control, premium audio, panoramic roof, connectivity, and lighting. Quick way to confirm that the features you expect on a higher trim are actually present on this VIN.
Mechanical Features: Details key hardware: engine type, transmission, drivetrain, suspension notes, and major braking/safety systems. It’s especially useful when comparing, say, a standard model to a V-Series or Blackwing, same body, very different running gear, and value.

Engines and Transmission: Lists the engine designation and gearbox fitted at the plant. Powertrains define how a Cadillac drives, and they affect insurance, fuel costs, and maintenance. The sticker keeps it straight, no guesswork.
Options and Packages: Itemizes factory upgrades like driver-assist suites, premium sound, sport appearance, performance brakes, tow packages, and more, each with a price. This is where value hides; two similar SUVs can differ by thousands here.
Colors & Codes: Confirms factory paint and interior color codes, plus appearance items (wheels, trim accents). Authenticity matters; rare or desirable colors can change resale value and collectability.
Manufacturer Warranty: Outlines new-car warranty basics and start date context. On used vehicles, this helps you understand if any coverage could remain or what you might want to extend.
Fuel Economy: Shows EPA city/highway/combined MPG (or MPGe for EVs), estimated annual fuel cost, and emissions/smog ratings. Great for budgeting and comparing trims or EV vs. gas.
NHTSA Safety Rating: If tested, the Government 5-Star Safety Ratings appear in the standard format. If not tested yet, labels may show “Not Rated.” Either way, it’s clear and consistent.

How To Read a Cadillac VIN?

Every window sticker ties back to a unique 17-digit VIN.

Cadillac VIN numbers use a global format:

World Manufacturer Identifier (WMI) (1–3): identifies the maker and country/region.
Vehicle Descriptor Section (VDS) (4–8): describes model, body, and engine.
Vehicle Identifier Section (VIS) (10–17): shows model year, plant, and a unique serial.

Now, here’s what the Cadillac 17-digit VIN characters tell you:

1st Character

This tells you where the Cadillac was built. For North American Cadillacs, you’ll most often see:

1 = United States

2 = Canada

3 = Mexico

GM’s own VIN standard shows “1 = United States” in its examples. It also shows “L = People’s Republic of China” for Cadillacs built by SAIC-GM for the Chinese market. So if you ever see a Cadillac VIN starting with L, that’s a China-built vehicle.

Check out another character below:

1, 4, or 5	2	3	J	K	L	S	W
USA	Canada	Mexico	Japan	South Korea	People’s Republic of China	England	Germany

2nd Character

On North American Cadillacs, the second digit is almost always G, short for General Motors. That’s straight from GM’s VIN book.

For China-built Cadillacs, GM’s submission shows the second digit can be R, which GM labels SAIC-GM (the joint venture). So outside North America, don’t expect it to always be “G”.

3rd Character

This is the Cadillac “division/type” inside GM:

6 = Cadillac passenger car (think CT4, CT5, etc.)

Y = Cadillac MPV/SUV (Escalade, XT series, LYRIQ, etc.)

GM’s official decoder lists “6: Cadillac Passenger Car” and “Y: Cadillac MPV.” You’ll also see complete examples like 1G6… for a Cadillac car and 1GY… for a Cadillac SUV.

4th Characters

On GM VINs (including Cadillac), the Vehicle Descriptor Section (VDS) runs from the 4th to the 8th character. For the 4th character, it tells you the engineering base.

5th Characters

For Cadillac (GM conventions), the 5th often refines series/body/trim family or restraint/body type details that work together with the 4th, 6th, and 7th characters.

Note:

Meanings change by model year and platform. GM updates code tables over time. Always read 5th with 4th–8th, not by itself.

Mid-cycle changes: Halfway through a generation, GM can reassign codes as trims are added/retired.

Export/Canada builds: Some plants or export specs use different internal mappings.

Pre-1981 classics: VIN isn’t standardized, the “5th character” might not mean the same thing across models and years (or the VIN length may differ).

Misread VINs: A wrong 5th character often trips the 9th-character check digit, so re-check if things don’t decode cleanly.

6th Characters

Depending on model year and platform, the 6th character may indicate:

Body/series detail: sedan vs. long-wheelbase SUV; standard vs. performance line.

Trim grouping: e.g., Luxury / Premium Luxury / Sport families (paired with 5th & 7th).

Restraint/safety configuration: certain years encode airbag/restraint variants here or split across 5th–7th.

Drive/architecture nuance: on newer platforms (including EVs), the 6th may help flag drivetrain/architecture variants.

Regional/plant mapping (less common): export specs or plant-specific patterns can shift meanings.

Important: There’s no single permanent key. GM updates codes across years and models. Always decode the 6th alongside the 4th–8th and the 10th (model year).

7th Characters

The 7th and 8th characters are “refiners.” They lock in specifics once 4–6 have sketched the model family. The 7th character usually means (Cadillac/GM, generally):

Body/series nuance: standard vs. long-wheelbase, sedan vs. performance variant, certain package groupings.

Restraint/safety config: some years encode airbag/restraint variants here (sometimes split across 5th–7th).

Platform detail: on SUVs (Escalade/ESV) or crossovers (XT4/XT5/XT6), the 7th can help identify the exact body configuration.

EV architecture cue (newer lines like LYRIQ/OPTIQ): may participate in the EV platform/battery family markers.

The 7th doesn’t live alone. Read it with 4th–6th and the 10th (model year), because GM reuses letters across years/platforms.

8th Characters

In many U.S. OEM schemas (including GM), the 8th is commonly the engine code.

Identifies the engine family/size/induction (e.g., 6.2L V8, turbo 4-cyl, EV drive family).

Critical for parts ordering, emissions classification, insurance, and—frankly—pricing confidence.

9th Character

A calculated character used to validate the whole VIN. If it doesn’t “math out,” something’s off. Such as a typo or tampering. Cadillac/NHTSA flags this as the check digit position.

10th Character

This character shows the Cadillac’s model year. Each letter or number stands for a different year. For example, “V” might mean 2027, depending on context. You can match it using a VIN year table. Here are the common codes for recent years:

Code/Year	Code/Year	Code/Year	Code/Year	Code/Year
A=2010	B=2011	C=2012	D=2013	E=2014
F=2015	G=2016	H=2017	J=2018	K=2019
L=2020	M=2021	N=2022	P=2023	R=2024
S=2025	T=2026	V=2027	W=2028	X=2029

11th Character

The 11th VIN character identifies facilities such as SUV plants vs. sedan plants. The 11th character is important because:

Build provenance: Confirms where your Cadillac rolled off the line (useful for collectors and quality discussions).

Parts/TSB accuracy: Some technical bulletins or part supersessions apply to specific plants or plant date ranges.

Listing confidence: Plant info + model year shows you’re using precise, factory-sourced details. Not guesswork.

Quick reminder: the 11th character = plant, but always read it alongside the 10th (model year) and the rest of the VIN to avoid misattribution, since some codes are reused across eras.

12th to 17th Characters

The last six are the production sequence. They don’t carry specs, but they uniquely identify your car among thousands built that year. Cadillac labels these as the VIS sequence in their charts.

How Do I Get the Cadillac Window Sticker by VIN?

Ready to see the real build for your Cadillac? Follow these simple steps to pull a window sticker tied to your VIN:

Step 1: Enter the VIN

Type your 17-character VIN. No VIN? Start with your plate or your Cadillac’s year, make, and model.

Step 2: Click “Get Window Sticker”

Hit the button. We’ll pull verified Cadillac build details and show a preview in seconds.

Step 3: Pay and View Window Sticker

Complete payment and instantly grab a clean PDF of your Cadillac Window Sticker—easy to save or print.

That’s it! three simple steps. In a few moments, you’ll see the official features, options, MSRP, and more for your Cadillac. You can also try other alternatives like:

Cadillac dealerships may reprint a sticker from factory systems; timing varies, and priority goes to active sales customers.
Cadillac customer care can sometimes provide official docs, but response time isn’t instant.
Owner forums are helpful for examples, yet rarely match your exact VIN.

Where Can You Find a VIN on a Cadillac Vehicle?

A VIN is a 17-character code that identifies your Cadillac (some classic models may have shorter numbers).

You can spot it in a few easy places:

Windshield (driver side, lower corner): Look through the glass at the dashboard plate.
Driver-side door jamb/door frame: Open the door; find the certification label near the latch or below the striker.
Liftgate area (some years): Inner panel or rear door jamb sticker.
Frame/Radiator support (select years): Stamped/etched auxiliary VIN or partial VIN.
Registration/insurance/title: Your paperwork almost always lists the VIN.
Service records (dealer invoices often print the VIN).
Owner apps: Check myCadillac / OnStar app, service history, or digital garage profiles.

Why Choose Us to Get Your Cadillac Window Sticker?

Here are the clear, detailed reasons why our Cadillac window sticker service is the right choice:

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We match your VIN to factory build records, so the options, packages, colors, and MSRP are correct. No guessing, no forum myths. What you see is what your Cadillac left the plant with. Clean and trustworthy!

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Type the VIN, press the button, and the sticker appears. No emails to wait for, no forms to chase. It’s quick enough to use while browsing listings or standing beside the car.

Covers All Cadillac Models

From A3 to RS Q8, plus e-tron lines and classic Cadillacs too, such as TT Mk1, early A4/A6, even vintage icons like the Ur-quattro. If the VIN is valid, we’ll try to decode it. Sedans, wagons, SUVs, and performance. Old and new!

Useful for Buyers and Sellers

Buyers confirm features before paying. Sellers add the sticker to listings to build trust and reduce back-and-forth. Everyone gets the same facts, which helps negotiations stay fair and simple.

Easy Checkout Process

Clear steps, secure payment, instant access. No hidden hoops. If you can buy a coffee online, you can get your Cadillac window sticker. Download the PDF right after checkout.

Clear Layout

Readable sections with MSRP, options, colors, fuel economy, and safety notes arranged neatly. You can scan it fast on mobile or print it for a test drive. No clutter, no confusion!

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