Used 2006 Cadillac DTS Consumer Reviews
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Beautiful luxury driving
Very good looking car; get lots of compliments. Comfortable highway drive. Auto dimming of bright lights really nice.
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Outstanding Luxury Vehicle
I purchased a black DTS after researching new vehicles for about a year. This is a gorgeous vehicle that turns heads everywhere we go. My co-workers who own Lexus, Jaguars, and Acuras are begging to drive it. Although the dealership told me I'm probably one of the youngest DTS buyers they've ever had (I'm 41), a few test drives by us "middle-agers" and the vehicle would sell itself.
- Luxury I SedanMSRP: $12,99544 mi away
- Luxury II SedanMSRP: $5,99554 mi away
- Luxury II SedanMSRP: $7,400190 mi away
Embarrassed
I am embarrassed I like this car do much. Looks great, mileage is surprising, the cooled seats are off the chart. My friends all make fun of me for driving the "old man's car" until they rise in it. I now get stuck driving lots of places. The Cadillac dealership however could learn from the high end imports.
Wow! Mine is great!
I am surprised to read these problems! My DTS is awesome! I have never had nothing but a marvelous ownership! My 06 DTS is so nice. Never had any problems. I did buy it new though. This is my second Caddy. The last was an SLS. It too was a marvelous ride!
more bang for your buck
We bought this car when it was two years old, with 7,358 miles on it; paid 40% of what it sold for new. It's been an excellent highway cruiser ... still gets compliments on it's appearance, comfortable ride and quietness.. The low profile tires make for zippy cornering, but our previous Cadillacs had taller tires that gave an even better ride ... too bad hot-dogging sells vehicles these days ... all the TV ads show cars being driven as if they are toys, expensive macho playthings instead of transportation. Second review, 5,000 miles later: If they made this same car now and added some of the newer safety features I'd buy one right now. But I haven't seen anything that temps me. Eleven years old with almost 68K on it and going strong; just finished a 2100+ mile trip that required snow tires across the Rockies: piece of cake.
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