2014 Cadillac CTS consumer reviews

Cool excellent very nice I love it,I would recommend to my friends,family relatives. Test drive it it's comfortable luxury very well built.

This car met all of my needs for a two door sport. Pretty good on fuel, great looking car . Vehicle has really good lines to bring out the vehicles sportiness. Interior may be tight for really tall individuals . The car also has enough room if necessary to fit two individuals in back seat. It will be tight but doable.

Love the car, omg it felt so good being inside it, and I really want one so bad. If I had a complaint about it, is that gas needs a major improvement, the car eats gas like no tomorrow lol.

I drove both the 2.0T and the V6. My preference is actually the 2t. It feels quicker off the line (torque) and more nimble in the city. If your primary use is highway, you may disagree. I also wanted maximum fuel efficiency if i choose to drive that way. The 2.0T doesn't disappoint. It really can average above 22 mpg if you drive like a granny. It can also get to 60 in under 6 seconds. Not bad. Easy to use. LOVE the Cadillac app with remote start among many other cool remote features. Comfortable. Was spoiled by my 911 so wont say it corners the best, but respectable for a mid size sedan. Much improved from what i hear. Its a great car for the $. I feel good driving it.

This is by far a very dependable reliable vehicle. Handles extremely well with minimal maintenance sporty & luxurious it's all in one!

Cadillac got it right when they came out with the CTS. Driving dynamics like the German cars yet more comfortable. It has a reasonably powerful engine with good efficiency. The interior is beautiful and ergonomically planned out. There is no cheap plastic. The plastic there is, has excellent texture, appearance and finish. And, of course, the exterior is jaw dropping gorgeous. The CTS is very elegant without being ostentatious.

Loved the car when first saw as a concept design in 2008. Owned a 2013 Cts 3.6 performance version. Love the 3.6 Luxury just as much.

Very Beautiful Cadillac . Drives and look good. Maintenance for any luxury vehicle is always high but if you can afford it, get it.

Just what I expected. Great lines. Turns heads and handles well! I have been buying Cadillac vehicles for many years and I will continue to do so.

This car is the biggest disappointment - I own a 2014 CTS Premium 3.6L with the Kona Brown Interior upgrade and all the associated bells and whistles. The bad stuff that I can remember immediately - this car has a rough idle, the touch screen has a bad spot in the middle where it affects everything, the sensors beep for no apparent reason, the rear-view camera pixels are poor and in stop and go traffic the the gear shift at 15 mph is very jumpy. The positives - the car seat is comfy and the back-up camera does flash on the screen which direction the traffic is coming from. The engine does run and bring me to where I want to go. But so does a Toyota Camry. I really thought that a car that was sold at $65k new and purchased certified used at $35k would have less flaws, especially considering all the positive reviews. I was looking to downsize and spend less money on my car everything month and after so much research and a decent test drive, I landed on the CTS. At the end of the day, the biggest disappointment to me is that this car is not remotely exciting to drive. I used to own a Jaguar XF (8 cylinder) and Jaguar XJ (8 cylinder). Both of those cars were exciting to drive and you forgave it for minor issues like the inside light would consistently turn on or even sometimes not wanting to turn on. This CTS has no thrill in the drive at all and on top of it, it has the annoying high maintenance issues that should be reserved for higher maintenance cars. A real big disappointment that I'm going to get rid of soon at a loss such that I can get back to my Jaguar.