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The Buick Cascada has 14 factory paint colors on record between 2016 and 2019. Choose your model year below to see what was offered that year, then match the paint code printed on your vehicle's label against the table.
Buick Cascada paint colors and codes
14 colors · tap a row for the code details and how to get the paint
| Color | Paint code | Model years |
|---|---|---|
| Black Roswell | GB9 |
2017 |
| Carbon Black | GAR |
2016 |
| Carrageen | G6R |
2018 |
| Dark Moon Blue | GDX |
2018–2019 |
| Deep Sky | GWJ |
2016–2017 |
| Ebony Twilight | GB9also: GB8 |
2017–2019 |
| Flip Chip Silver | GWD |
2016–2019 |
| Graystone | GWH |
2016 |
| Rioja Red | G0Y |
2018–2019 |
| Smoked Pearl | GR5 |
2017–2019 |
| Sport Red | GG7 |
2017–2019 |
| Summit White | GAZ |
2016–2019 |
| Toasted Coconut | GDB |
2016–2017 |
| True Blue | GDS |
2017 |
Swatches are approximate screen colors picked from the color name. They are not the paint. Use the paint code.
How to read this table
The paint code is the manufacturer's identifier for that color, and it is what a paint supplier needs to mix an exact match. Some colors show extra codes underneath (“also”): these are variants recorded for the same color, for example alternate formulas or production variants. Start with the main code and confirm it against the label on your car or with your VIN. The same color name can carry different codes in different years, so the model-year column matters.
Cascada color highlights
Most recent colors
- Dark Moon Blue
GDX
2018–2019 - Rioja Red
G0Y
2018–2019 - Ebony Twilight
GB9
2017–2019 - Smoked Pearl
GR5
2017–2019 - Sport Red
GG7
2017–2019 - Flip Chip Silver
GWD
2016–2019
Longest-running colors
- Flip Chip Silver
GWD
4 model years · 2016–2019 - Summit White
GAZ
4 model years · 2016–2019 - Ebony Twilight
GB9
3 model years · 2017–2019 - Smoked Pearl
GR5
3 model years · 2017–2019 - Sport Red
GG7
3 model years · 2017–2019 - Dark Moon Blue
GDX
2 model years · 2018–2019
Colors offered by decade
- 2010s: 14 colors
Where to find the paint code on your Buick
Check the driver's door jamb first: most manufacturers put a label there that includes the paint code, often marked paint, color or ext. If it is not there, try the glovebox, the trunk area, and under the hood. If the label is gone, a dealer can decode your VIN. See the full Buick paint code guide for more.
Other Buick models
Color names, codes and model-year ranges come from public reference listings (chiefly ChipFixx) and may contain gaps or errors. Always verify against your vehicle's label or VIN before ordering paint. Spot a mistake? Let us know.