2006 Cadillac CTS

Pros: Very sharp looking, good performance, luxury and fuel economy. Limited 0% GMAC financing 60 months.

Cons: Bridgestone Potenza tires are good, but treadwear 140 is limited.

The Bottom Line: This is a loaded $41K car that can be bought for many thousands less that will compete with cars costing many thousands more and limited 0% financing.

Review: The time came to honor my promise to give my son a car. I've been driving a 2001 Lexus IS 300 since new and my son would be more than pleased to accept the keys I needed a new car for myself. Since I really like a sporty 4 door sedans and I don't mind ...

Pros: Great ride. Quiet and luxurious. Cool radio and OnStar/phone.

Cons: Passenger power seat is not standard.

Review: My wife and I own a BMW 325i and wanted to purchase an American luxury vehicle. We chose the Cadillac CTS and we're very pleased with it. I was surprised by the quality of the ride - very quiet. The whole driving experience is very luxurious. We were ...

Pros: Good performance and handling, nice programmable features, uses regular unleaded.

Cons: Slightly cramped, rough ride for a luxury sedan, noisy.

The Bottom Line: If you are looking for a sedan with luxury features such as programmable seats and mirrors, but want sporty performance the CTS is a good option.

Review: Preface My mom had been driving an Oldsmobile Aurora for several years and had grown to love the power of the 250 HP, Northstar V8. Although anything but a pocket rocket , the car had a very respectable 0 – 60 acceleration time of 8.1 ...

Pros: Unique styling, acceptable performance

Cons: Interior a bit cheap, needs stellar performance to make people take notice

The Bottom Line: Even in base trim, a thoroughly acceptable car. Want thrills? Get the 3.6 or V-Series.

Review: I'd driven--and reviewed--the CTS is pretty much every permutation. But I'd yet to sample the new-for-2005 2.8-liter V6, non-V six-speed manual, base suspension, or standard vinyl upholstery. So when a dealership nearby ordered a car with no options so ...