I work the GM for a few years my dad retired from GM after 32 years I started doing mechanical work on cars my dad I picked out a Cadillac 2007 DTS for him and it was on the lot in 2009 when he went and got it didn't have any miles on it I told him to trim little trim the best Cadillac in the world get it you got it he had it from 2009 until he passed 2014 and then I paid it off for my mom and she kept her 2023 last year when she passed and then became my car it's a beautiful car I've never had to replace one thing except for a headlight and it's easy you do not have to take off the bumper you have to loosen it up and you have to turn the light on a slight angle to take it out and it comes right out and I replaced that ball twice once for my dad and once for myself turn out you want to take it off and then mechanic for 20 years of killings it is a beautiful car ride for the dream I love it I'll never get rid of it I don't drive in the winter time just to summertime !

I owned a 2007 dts for 7 years. I bought it used when it was 6 years old and used as a daily driver for 7 years. It rides and prforms as you would expect a luxury car to, and still drew compiments till the day I sold it. This is a great car but if you are considering a used dts be sure you know thecars history. If it was owned by someone who failed to maintain it and have serviced by a reputable location you should pass as repairs on this (and many) Cadillacs can be costly, The water pumps are nown to fail at 120k miles and it will set you back $1,000. They are a nice, reliable car but not an economy car in any way. Plan to spend 1-1,500/ year to keep on the road. The entire front bumper must be removed to change headlights.

I wish the Cadillac DTS was still being manufactured. Plenty of power from the small V-8. Great ride and roomy interior. Plenty of room in the trunk for travel bags. Other than minor problems it has been a very dependable automobile.