Auto glass by vehicle
Windshield and Auto Glass by Vehicle Brand
Every brand builds its glass a little differently: cameras, rain sensors, heated or acoustic windshields. Find your vehicle to see what matters for its glass, and what we need from you for an exact quote.
American brands
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Ford
Many Fords carry Co-Pilot360 and, on some, a heated windshield. Here is what Ford tells owners about the glass, and what we do.
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Chevrolet
Chevrolet trucks like the Silverado can have a head-up display and a front camera, and both depend on the right windshield. Here is what GM's own manual says, and what we do about it.
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Jeep
A Wrangler windshield is not like other windshields, because it folds down. Here is what Jeep's own manual says, and how that shapes a Jeep glass job.
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GMC
A GMC Sierra windshield can be part of the head-up display and sit in front of a camera. GM's own manual spells out what it wants from a replacement.
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Ram
Ram's owner's manual has a line about windshield replacement that most owners never see. It affects your high beams, and it tells you who to see after the glass is in.
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Dodge
Dodge hides a camera on the back of the rearview mirror, and its manual says what to do when the windshield is replaced.
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Chrysler
A Chrysler minivan or sedan runs a camera, a rain sensor and a wiper de-icer through the same windshield. Here is what Chrysler's manual says about each.
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Buick
Buick's manual says a replacement windshield on a camera-equipped Buick must be installed to GM specifications. Here is what that means for you.
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Cadillac
A Cadillac windshield can be acoustic glass, part of a head-up display, and the window for a camera. Cadillac's manual covers all three.
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Lincoln
A Lincoln windshield is more than a pane of glass. On some models it carries the head-up display image and is built to keep road noise out. Here is what that means when yours cracks.
Japanese brands
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Toyota
Most newer Toyotas carry Toyota Safety Sense, and its camera looks out through your windshield. Here is what Toyota says about that glass, and how we handle a replacement.
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Honda
Honda Sensing puts a camera behind your rearview mirror, and Honda has clear advice about the glass in front of it. Here is how that shapes a Honda windshield replacement.
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Nissan
A cracked Nissan windshield is not only a view problem. Nissan's own manual links the glass to the air bag and to the front camera. Here is what that means.
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Subaru
Subaru EyeSight watches the road with a pair of cameras near the rearview mirror. Subaru's manual has strong words about the windshield in front of them.
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Lexus
Lexus owners notice quiet. Acoustic glass is part of that, and a forward camera for Lexus Safety System+ looks through the windshield as well.
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Acura
Acura publishes a plain instruction in its owner material: after a windshield replacement, the camera should be recalibrated by a dealer. We agree, and we send that step there.
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Infiniti
On the QX60, Infiniti lists an acoustic-laminated windshield and a head-up display, and its parts catalog treats the display windshield as its own part.
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Mazda
Mazda is specific in its owner manuals about where the camera sits and what blocks it. That makes it easy to explain why the glass and the area around the mirror matter.
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Mitsubishi
Some Mitsubishis have a camera based collision system and, on the top Outlander trim, a head-up display. Others have neither. The VIN sorts out which glass you need.
Korean brands
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Hyundai
Hyundai puts a front view camera behind the windshield, and on some models a rain sensor and a head-up display too. Here is what Hyundai's manuals say about that glass.
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Kia
Some Kias have a front glass heater, and many have a front view camera at the windshield. Both change which glass your Kia needs.
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Genesis
Genesis says its GV70 windshield and all seat-door glass are double-layered laminated glass. That is a lot of glass built for quiet, and it has to be replaced with care.
European brands
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BMW
BMW puts a camera, a display and sometimes a special coating on or behind the windshield. That makes the glass more particular than it looks. Here is what to know before you replace it.
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Mercedes-Benz
Mercedes builds sound control, heat control and a camera into the windshield on many models. A crack in that glass is a bigger decision than a crack in a plain pane.
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Audi
Audi hides a camera behind the windshield and, on some cars, a display on it. Side glass can be acoustic too. Here is how that changes a glass job.
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Volkswagen
The same Volkswagen model can use a windshield with a camera mount or one without. On some models there is even a heated version. The VIN sorts it out.
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Volvo
Volvo is unusually direct about windshields. Its own support pages say damage in front of the camera usually means a full replacement, and that the camera must be recalibrated afterward.
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Land Rover
Land Rover windshields can be heated, can carry a head-up display, and can be treated to cut solar heat. Which one your vehicle has is a VIN question, not a model question.
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MINI
MINI makes a small car, but the windshield is not simple. On the Countryman the head-up display is standard on some versions, and that changes the glass.
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Porsche
Porsche offers a heated windscreen and insulated glass on some models. Those options change the part, so a Porsche windshield is never just a Porsche windshield.
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