Used 2011 Cadillac CTS Consumer Reviews
Great fomd
Found a 2010 CTS luxury edition with manual transmission and very low mileage. Not my first CTS and I love these cars. Note: they depreciate very fast so they are a great buy on the used market
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I love this car.
I notice how writers can't say enough about the foreign cars but pick the really good cars apart. I love this Caddy. Would not trade it for any Japanese car. Had a 2005 and wanted another. Buy American. Keep your money in this market.
- Premium SedanMSRP: $11,950155 mi away
- Premium SedanMSRP: $7,136136 mi away
- Luxury SedanMSRP: $8,900170 mi away
Disappointed
Cadillac has degraded the CTS this year. Small conveniences have been remover, e.g. rain-sensing wipers, which are no longer available (and the dealer didn't even know about). The "easy-out" convenience rolls the seat back when the engine is stopped but the seat returns to the driving position when the door is opened, indicating poor, unthinking programming. That should be called easy-out but no easy-in.
Fine car
Some issues with airbags connections, and the CTS DOES require regular maintenance and attention. I love the car.
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Caution, CTS may not be for you!!
I purchased my CTS Premium AWD Cadillac two weeks ago. I traded a 2008 Cad.DTS. Would take my old vehicle back immediately. The seats are hard, the ride is so horrible my wife and I felt Ill when we drove from the dealer to our home (70 Miles).The cruise control will not hold within 3- 4 miles per hour.Service dept. said "thats the way the way it is" there are..no adjustments. The grille- bumper assembly on the front of the car does not clear the road by more than 3 to 4 inches. My wife turned off a main highway onto a service road, small dip, damaged and broke "plastic grille". Only 200 miles on vehicle. The position of this assembly is actually a safety problem in my opinion.