2014 Cadillac ELR consumer reviews

Turns heads everywhere I go, cheap to operate, awesome technology. Cadillac is back. Cadillac should make a gas version as well with a corvette engine

Nice upgrade from Chevy Volt. Same range, more response, extremely comfortable. CUE audio system can be difficult to master, but once done, is first class. Looking forward to many miles on this one!

Beautiful car. GREAT HAS MILEAGE LOOKS N RUNS AWESOME. WELL WORTH THE MONEY.LOADED EXCEPT MOONROOF.....

I have only owned this car about a month but I'm having a blast driving it. In the last month I've driven about 540 miles and only used 3 gallons of gas. The plug-in electric is fantastic and extremely efficient. This car turns heads everywhere we go and the safety features are top notch.

Just bought this car the other day and it has by far been the best car I've ever owned or driven most comfortable car I've ever driven like ridding on a cloud gets amazing gas mileage and looks like a rolling piece of art. Definitely plan on driving for years to come

The car's exterior attracted me. The test drive made like it. Today, I am purchasing one. Most importantly, I wanted a plug in, but the volt just wasn't doing it. The exterior design and quality interior it's just what was missing which the Cadillac ELR brought

This car is beautiful, exciting to drive and unique enough to set itself apart from other cars. Its an attention grabber for all the right reasons. In more than 50,000 miles the only service required is a new set of tires and one old change. It's been the most reliable car I've ever owned.

This is a great vehicle and the styling cues are top notch, most right off the concept car they built. I bought mine off lease with 4000 miles on it with a massive price reduction. I have to say it is a rare show stopper in my town, most people have no idea what it is and it is a great conversation starter. With my kona brown leather and a stylish interior wrapped in metal, wood, and carbon fiber notes it is one heck of a nice ride. Little gifts keep on giving back as the car become used more. Get the adaptive cruise models, it is a great tool on long trips. The comfort of driving and the infinitely adjustable seats are great for the long hauls as well. Even with charge depleted this thing is super easy on gas and I never cringe at the pump anymore. I literally keep saying to myself "wow, that's it for a full tank? Did it fill all the way?" The electric power is just such a gift to cover almost all of my commuter miles to work and around town during the weekend. More often than not the car needs me to let it perform maintenance to make sure the gas motor is good to run when I need it. I start with to 25 mile range in negative degree cold weather, 42 max in summers. Engine also kicks on as a battery management system to cool or heat the battery as it sees fit, this still annoys me a bit that I don't get to control this and it burns fuel. Also on the main engine, heat and AC. Use the heated steering wheel and seats to not use the engine, but once again the car overrides you in extreme temps to manage the battery pack. The worst part of this car is the blind spots, yes its that bad, even on the front. The A pillars due to new safety standards and the design of the car make it a tad dangerous to drive, but almost all new cars and trucks have these beefy pillars thanks to new roll over standards for manufactures. I hate this. You can pace/track a whole car and lose it in the A pillar never seeing it if you are going the same relative speed even with cross traffic, scares the heck out of me. Also, the useless rear seats, I would have rather had a larger battery pack or more cargo room, these seats are a joke. I might actually have a custom shop convert mine to more cargo room and delete them. I hate that everyone asks me about how anyone can fit there, then I need to explain how GM was not thinking. My software in the cue system has glitched a few times, but nothing major, I just take the lumps with the tech. Won't be able to update it much either, they retire their systems so fast. I wish I could have added more app support and video capability but it is what it is. Overall I love the car, but wish I had either more passenger room, more battery, or safer line of sight. The blind spot really messes with me, but overall the car and price was the best I could find for what I wanted. I assume the volt has the same line of sight issue, and I don't care as much for the volt either.

Excellent car can't believe Cadillac isn't making them anymore. Great styling and I get compliments all the time.

The ELR is a great car for a single person or couple. It's fast, reliable, cheap to maintain, and it looks sexy moving or sitting still. I get compliments everywhere I go.