2017 Cadillac XT5 consumer reviews

This car meets my needs. It rides comfortable. I like the many features. It fits the family needs. I like the size and the color and the safety features.

I absolutely love this car. It is beautiful, sophisticated and smooth as well as powerful. I feel safe in this car. I have always driven high end Infiniti and love the way they operate. But the XT5 knocked it out of the water for us.

The xt 5 with the eight speed transmission gets 34 mpg on the hwy and has great performance. Lots of room and great ride and handling.

Traded in a 2012 SRX and this is great upgrade over the 2012. Handling, ergonomics, cabin noise, comfort all improved over a car we put 98,000 miles on.

Great looking car. My wife loves the comfort features. I would recommend this car to anyone. Well designed and has plenty of pick up. Little or no road noise.

Bought this car GM Certified preowned and it’s absolutely perfect. Saw it’s history and maintenance records. So with 14,000 miles on it, I grabbed it and saved $20K over new. This is likely how I’ll buy cars going forward.

We are very happy with our purchase . It drives great and is extremely comfortable. It is super easy to park and has a beautiful interior.

At first I was comparing the Cadillac SRX to the Jeep Cherokee, then I came across an article comparing the SRX and the XT5. The reviews, modest price increase for a newer model and completely out class the Jeep made it very easy to decide on the Cadillac XT5.

I enjoy driving this car and so far it has been extremely dependable. It is red and I have received many compliments on its looks

I purchased a Premium Luxury 2017 XT5. The features seemed nice, but needed to buy the Platinum edition to get some common features like auto tail gate. I had problems with the AWD, Adaptive cruise control, and emissions modules requiring more than 10 service appointments over the first 12 months of use. The fuel economy seemed better than expected, but it has fallen off in the last few months. my disappointment was when I wanted to upgrade to a newer model. I traded in a car and paid thousands in cash to get ahead of the payments. I got a great interest rate, I pay extra every month, and after 18 months I owe 50K on the car, but it's best value is less than 30K. I have never owned a car that devalued faster. A $65K car worth less than $30K in 18 months. Not much to say about that.