The 1968 Cadillacs were very slightly changed in appearance from the 1967 models and it takes a sharp car spotter to tell the difference. Nineteen sixty-eight was the year that front- and rear-side marker lights showed up on all cars, so the rear red lamps incorporated into the chrome lamp bezels are one clue. If you can’t see the back of the car, the front view has a styling cue in the revised front grille. The 1967 models had an upper grill line that ran straight across from left to right. The 1968 grill had a raised center portion which dropped down above the right and left parking/turn signal lamps.
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