2013 Cadillac ATS consumer reviews

This car has meet my needs my music it talks to me tell and take me to work . I love my car I just down won't to trade it or give it away love my car

Test drove a 2013 ATS Premium. Well appointed. Great steering feel. Better than 328i (F30 body). Suspension borders on too stiff. Six speed auto and turbo 4 has some lag at low engine speeds and you can feel it trying to spool up.

The Cadillac ATS was the best luxury car we could own. Sadly we loss it during the flood. We truly loved our car. The premium luxury package with all the extras. Leather interior, sunroof, premium alloy wheels, heated seats, back up cameras, notifications, Sirius radio, Bose system, memory seats, CD player, Bluetooth and so much more. Our hearts are heavy but grateful we're still here. We lived our baby.

Looks nice, but the build and engineering quality is terrible. Save yourself the heartache and don't buy GM.

The Cadillac ATS is a great entry level luxury car with a sporty feel and ride, it is built on a Camaro frame so it rides..... Like a Camaro, You can get it with three different engines I have the turbo 4 cyl, it gets great gas mileage but the pick up lags just a bit, if you're looking for performance go with the v6. Over all great car worth taking a look at.

Very smooth ride, comfortable leather seats with options to heat. The heated seats are the bomb! It has voice recognition which is and awesome luxury, along with bluetooth connection for pandora and phone calls. You can sett the car to slow down while in cruise to slow down when you get to your set distance to keep;amazing feature! Very roomy for trunk space.

We call this the "Batmobile". It is my son's first car and he wanted something that exuded class. This definitely qualifies. Gorgeous body, upscale interior and just enough speed.

I'ts amazing, the 4 door sedan family car that also has sports mode when your not with the family. The seats are very comfortable and also come with heated front seats. The push to start and you can also start the engine with the key is very convention; you can have it turn on the heated seats on as well.

When doing research, this car sounded really good. It is even better. I average better mileage than advertised. It is so fast, you should probably save for speeding tickets. Not only because it's so smooth you don't realize you are going 115 in the middle of passing a car, but because it's hard not to slip it into sport mode and smoke any sports car driving next to you. The features are super fancy. Many features. But that also means many features to break. Nothing on mine has acted up yet, except the passenger A/C doesn't work as well as the driver (strange), and a piece of the chrome colored detail on the top of the steering wheel seems like it is peeling. I love the car though.

It's to bad that this car broke down and Cadillac won't stand by their product or me as a consumer. Cadillac warranty does not mean anything to me. What good is a flashy comfortable car when it breaks down? I researched cars for months before I put my trust into Cadillac. What did it get me? It got my pregnant wife stuck on the side of the road with people honking at her, and a$ 1,200 repair bill because a fuel pump that is essential for the engine to have power is not covered under powertrain warranty. I wish I would went with another make.