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2013 Cadillac XTS

MSRP(Price it with options)

$44,075 - $60,385

Invoice

$41,651 - $56,460

Fuel Economy (city/hwy)

17 / 26 - 28 mpg

What's New

The 2013 Cadillac XTS is Cadillac’s new sedan that is larger than the CTS and powered by a 304-horsepower 3.6-liter V6 engine mated with a 6-speed automatic transmission with tap-shift control. The XTS is the first Cadillac model to include CUE, Cadillac’s customizable user interface for vehicle information and media. The XTS features Magnetic Ride Control, rear air suspension, HiPer Strut front suspension, Brembo brakes and standard 19-inch wheels. Options include an advanced Haldex all-wheel-drive system with an electronic limited-slip differential and 20-inch wheels.

Quick Facts

Engine: 304 horsepower
Seating: 5 passengers
Driving Range: 316 - 521 miles

Drive: All-Wheel Drive; Front-Wheel Drive
Cargo Capacity: 18 cu. ft.

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2013 Cadillac XTS Review

by Kirk Bell

Cadillac jumps back into the large-car market and turns up the luxury.Read Full Review

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Overall Rating

9.2

Styling9.2
Performance9.0
Interior9.3
Quality9.2
Recommendation9.3

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Overall Rating8.3
Styling8.0
Performance8.0
Interior10
Quality8.0
Recommendation8.0

The Cadillac XTS-L by Ericthecarnut on 05/25/2012.

Pros: Cadillac's reputation as the builder of large luxury automobiles is legendary. It was their styling, performance, reliability and SIZE that put them on top. However, starting in the mid 80's Cadillac started to downsize. With the discontinuation of the rear wheel drive Fleetwoods in the 90's, the largest Cadillac became the DTS. The DTS fell far 'short' of other luxury brands like BMW 750Li, Audi A8L and Lexus 460L. Cadillac can once again join the top contenders in the Large Luxury car market, if they offer an XTS - L.

Cons: Need to offer an 'L' for more rear leg room.

Overall review: Cadillac can be #1 again with the XTS, if they offer the car in lengthened platform.

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