Used 2015 Cadillac XTS Consumer Reviews
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Luxury ride with good performance
Great leg and head room. More gadgets and electronics than you can imagine. Not a big fan of the que touch screen system. It is not intuitive and can easily and dangerously distract you from keeping your eyes on the road. I much prefer the radio and nav system in my 2016 Sierra. Cadillac should abandon the cue system and adopt the Radio/ nav system in the GMC Sierra.
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Great options!
It's difficult to drive another vehicle once you've started driving a Cadillac. Other cars can't beat the comfort and options, kinda a double edged sword.
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what a comfortable ride
this is designed for crusing with no exterior noise . a great sound system and 3D navigation which i like how it presents itself . not desgined to be fast like the cts but if you want to shut out the noisy outside world and have the mostd acomfortable ride i have ever experienced , this is a winner. very large trunk and interior space is 2nd to none in this category
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I love it
Beautiful car with lots of gadgets and power. When you step on the gas it moves--very quickly. The CUE system is much better than my Lincoln MKS Sync system. The craftsmanship is outstanding.
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xts my 5th and last cadillac
My family cars have all been Cadillac since 1993. I have had five of them now.. First off my 2014 XTS (bought new) is smaller and it can no longer be called a big luxury car. It might as well be a Toyota in that regard. They changed the suspension so it handled more like a sports car. To do so they sacrificed a smooth ride. It rides like a truck., You feel every bump. It is not a quiet ride. You hear the tire hum and other outside noise quite a bit. I recently rented a Ford Torus and was amazed at how much smoother the ride was and how quiet it was inside the car by comparison. You need really good eyes to be able to read most of the instruments on the dash and it distracts your concentration on the road. The voice recognition for navigation and radio/cd etc is terrible. My cell phone is considerably better. the opening to get into the car is so small (35"high) entry is difficult. You really have to double over and bend your head down to get in. I'm agile enough to do it, but my wife has a hard time. It has a great many high tech features for convenience and safety that are really nice..........but so does everybody else. And finally...When it was 2 years old, it had depreciated to half of it's $52000 price (before taxes etc).........4 1/2 years old with 19000 miles on it and the resale value is in the toilet! (update 11/2017) Sold this Cadillac. Bought it for $57000 out the door.....sold it for $24000...just under 5 years old = $6600 deprecation per year.
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