Used 2020 Cadillac CT5 Consumer Reviews
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Oh boy!
Horrible car! Had more problems and recalls than any other car. Not the Cadillac's that I had since 1990. Had to get rid it and I was not going to take a chance on another CT5. Unfortunately, it's the only sedan Cadillac is making for 2021.
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Ct5 not my favorite
Bad brakes, squeal since day one! Cad service no help! Told to speed to 80 mph, then jam brakes! Did NOT work! Poor radio control, can not turn back to channel. Have to scroll forward thru entire list. Small trunk, hate poor design of web in trunk. 4 cylinder sucks. Can not get favorite exterior color of crystal beige. Bad decision! No maintenance help like other manufacturers! Need more?
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Sporty but cheap
The 6 cylinder had a lot of pickup, smooth and quite. Unfortunately the interior was not as nice as I hoped. A lot of plastic. Need more headroom in the backseat. For a $50,000 dollar car I expected more luxury.
Not impressed
Car handles like crap in the snow and feel really cold air around the center console up by shifter so not really sure where it is coming from
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Well designed car, a winner (mostly) for Cadillac
This is a beautifully designed car, especially the exterior. The interior is reasonably well designed and comfortable but I would have expected a bit more refinement in a luxury sedan. The discontinued CT6 had a better interior. The car has most of the technology one would want except for the adaptive cruise control option which was already available on my 2014 Mercedes S-Class, so Cadillac really should have been offering it by 2020. The heads up display is erratic. I have already had the dealer replaced the cable one time, and the problem nevertheless persists, with the display disappearing from time to time for no particular reason. The car rides and handles well, in fact it handles very well. The 2.0 turbocharged engine is clearly underpowered for this car. It is a bit sluggish getting from 0 to 30 mph but once one is at or above 60 mph the car rides very well and can easily accelerate beyond that level and hold the road at speeds greater than 75 mph. This is definitely not your father's Cadillac, no land yacht. I think it can be compared to a Mercedes C-Class or BMW 3 series fitted with a comparable engine.
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