2016 Cadillac CT6 Seat Belt Recall: Critical Safety Information

Affected Vehicles

The recall targets approximately 130 model-year 2016 Cadillac CT6 vehicles manufactured during a specific one-month production window:

• Models: 2016 Cadillac CT6 sedans
• Production Dates: Vehicles built between July 21 and July 22, 2016
• Scope: Limited to front passenger seat belt assemblies

Safety Risk Identified

The recall addresses a critical manufacturing oversight where the bolt connecting the front passenger seat belt webbing to the seat's anchor plate may be absent. This defect presents serious safety implications:

• Potential Failure: Missing bolt may cause seat belt webbing to detach from anchor point
• Crash Risk: Compromised restraint system could fail to properly secure passenger during collision
• Injury Potential: Increased risk of passenger injury due to inadequate restraint
• Immediate Concern: Affects only front passenger seat position
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Manufacturer's Resolution

Cadillac parent company General Motors has authorized a no-cost repair solution for all affected vehicles:

• Repair Procedure: Dealers will inspect and either replace or install missing anchor bolt
• Cost Coverage: Fully covered by GM at authorized Cadillac service centers
• Time Estimate: Typical repair completion within 1 hour
• Parts Availability: Replacement bolts immediately available through dealer network

Owner Action Required

Vehicle owners should take these immediate steps to ensure passenger safety:

GM has initiated owner notification procedures through multiple channels:

• Direct mail notifications sent to registered owners
• VIN-specific recall information available through GM's owner portal
• Dealer service departments prepared to assist affected customers

Contact Information

Owners can obtain additional recall information through these official channels:

• Cadillac Customer Service: 800-458-8006 (Monday-Friday, 8am-9pm EST)
• NHTSA Vehicle Safety Hotline: 888-327-4236
• Online Recall Database: www.safercar.gov
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Finding Authorized Service

To locate your nearest Cadillac dealership for recall service:

When scheduling service, mention recall number N202306580 for priority handling.

Additional Safety Resources

For comprehensive vehicle safety information and recall updates:

• Subscribe to NHTSA recall alerts at nhtsa.gov/recalls
• Check your VIN for open recalls at my.gm.com/recalls
• Review Cadillac owner resources at cadillac.com/support

Recall Process Explained

Understanding automotive safety recalls can help owners respond appropriately:

• Identification: Manufacturers or NHTSA identify safety defects
• Investigation: Engineers determine root cause and solution
• Notification: Registered owners receive official recall notices
• Remedy: Authorized dealers perform no-cost repairs
• Completion: Repair documented in vehicle history records
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Why This Recall Matters

Seat belt integrity remains one of the most critical vehicle safety factors:

• NHTSA estimates seat belts save about 15,000 lives annually
• Properly functioning restraints reduce serious crash injuries by 50%
• Anchorage points must withstand 5,000 pounds of force in collisions
• Recall addresses potential non-compliance with FMVSS No. 210

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if my CT6 is affected?

Check your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) through GM's recall lookup tool or contact your local Cadillac dealer with your VIN ready.

Is it safe to drive my vehicle before repair?

While the driver position isn't affected, GM recommends avoiding use of the front passenger seat until the recall is completed.

What if I already paid for this repair?

You may be eligible for reimbursement. Contact Cadillac Customer Service with your repair documentation.