2007 Cadillac CTS consumer reviews

Excellant Caddy!!! It looks great and performs great. 22 miles per gallon around town. Nice pick up.

On paper I had to love and experience this car. After driving I'm not sure the ratings give enough credit. It handles and rides like a dream. The 3.6L V6 at 255 HP provides plenty of power. When you step on the gas the car seems to tighten around the acceleration and feels like a sports car...cruising, you know you are in a Cadilliac. My next car will also be a CTS...

This 2007 cadillac is terrific! We have 4 CTS cars. Two are 2006 models and one is a 2005. They are all top notch! I would recommend them. They have the reliable with plenty of pickup 3.6L engine. I owned a BMW and the CTS is so much better!

Get about 23 mpg, ride is comfortable but firm, good value, good for travel, not overly big. Just an all around good car, mine has 35k miles on it, bought w/33k on it, so under 4yr, 50k mile warranty. Power window switch went bad, drivers door, replaced under warranty. Lots of option choices, so look around, mine does not have moon roof, navigation, or heated seats but low price paid reflected that. Happy so far.

It is comfy and the performance is fast. The design is very sharp and the price is very good and the colors are great.

Over all look is excellent, but the engineering for repairs is outrageous. Promises of the first brake job covered never transpire. Go figure

3.6 Litre "Bose Edition" CTS: Fun car to drive with very supportive seats (no more back pain on long trips!). Smooth transmission and good throttle response continue to satisfy this driver 15,000k miles in. Gas mileage is so-so, but 87 octane is recommended for the image. Origami, steath-fighter styling still attracts attention five years after its introduction. Interior is solid and well-built, but not quite up to "Cadillac" standards. The CTS interior looks more like what Pontiac has been trying but yet failing miserably to do for the past ten years. Bose system is excellent at playing acoustic, orchestral, and live music. Unfortunately, it lacks the lower-end "oomph" to properly project techno, dance, and hip hop music. Lack of MP3 or I-Pod compatibility/connectivity hurts. OnStar is useful, but annoyingly proprietary. No bluetooth is available. Instead, phone minutes must be purchased through OnStar or connected to a Verizon account. The trunk is adequate for a car this size, but a narrow opening requires finesse when loading. Overall, the car is good-looking, comfortable to ride in, and very fun to drive. Unfortunately, a lack of high-tech features and a so-so interior keep this vehicle from being a slam-dunk. I enjoy it quite a bit, but realize that it's not quite up to the standards set by other imported luxury marques (which, incidentally, cost a lot more).

Excellent in every way. Comfort and beauty. Smooth ride and handles wonderfully. Stylish classic body and interior. Leather is really comfortable. You don't feel the road when going high speeds. You find yourself speeding without knowing it so you have to be careful. Requires little maintenance.

I bought the vehicle and I am very disappointed. It seems thaat Cadillac makes it look the part, but once the car is pushed it struggles to be defined as above average. The handling is terrible. The power plant is impressive, but everything around it feels below par. I'm not going to keep this car for long.

Awsome styling, handles like a sports car. Comfortable. On Star is cool a feature. I have the base model and the sound system could be better. 2007 model good value with rebates.