2011 Cadillac CTS Coupe

• Average user rating: 3.5 stars out of 7 reviews
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• 10 stars

  Great Performance & Comfort

  by TurboVA on May 23, 2011

  Pros: Great handling, with a touring mode handles rough roads very well. Manual power train adequately handles DC traffic. Plenty of room for me at 6'4". Enough power to illicit immediate giggles whenever the throttle is pressed.

  Cons: Blind Spots. Gas Mileage...but I didn't buy this with an eye on the MPG. The software for the backup camera is better executed in the SRX. I'd like to see the lines showing where the car is going as it is difficult to see out of this beast.

  Summary: This car performs and handles exceptionally well. This is not a car for someone concerned with gas mileage. Performance of this magnitude comes at a price. The styling is very ...

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  Summary: This car performs and handles exceptionally well. This is not a car for someone concerned with gas mileage. Performance of this magnitude comes at a price. The styling is very aggressive and is not for everyone...Rear seating in the coupe comes with lots of legroom, but little headroom. Buyers of the coupe are not looking at this car for passengers. I bought the coupe so that I don't have to cart my friends around when they say "Can I have a ride in your V?" I'm exceptionally happy with this car. The entire thing just feels "tight...." Cabin tech is awesome, the Ricaro seats are exceptionally comfortable, and the performance is incredible.
  
  Updated on May 23, 2011

  I'm sorry...I meant to put this under the CTS-V

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• 8 stars

  This is a car for the young at heart and the young.

  by roncs47 on May 8, 2011

  Pros: The car drives with complete comfort and control. The car is an eye turner.

  Cons: For the premium model the wheels are a complete disappointment. The navigation unit lacks lane assist that is offered with most Garmin units for a lot less money. Technology is not up to date. Difficult to tell where the front or the rear of the car i

  Summary: If you want a super looking youthful car, this is the car to have with the Cadillac prestige. Hopefully the 2012 models will be updated with better technology and wheels.

  Summary: If you want a super looking youthful car, this is the car to have with the Cadillac prestige. Hopefully the 2012 models will be updated with better technology and wheels.

• 10 stars

  Absolutely beautiful.

  by Nicktyelor on October 25, 2010

  Pros: Perfect Design. Aggressive edgy lines. Supercharged in the V.

  Cons: Backseat room if you really care.

  Summary: This is my absolute dream car (or at least the V is). If you really care to complain about the cramped back seat room, get the sedan! It's that ...

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  Summary: This is my absolute dream car (or at least the V is). If you really care to complain about the cramped back seat room, get the sedan! It's that simple. Obviously a coupe will have less backseat room.

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• 5 stars

  Bad design for tall people

  by jscott418-21618367473133020464 on October 7, 2010

  Pros: As always GM does a good job with horse power.

  Cons: Blind spots galore and as you can see. The roof looks as though it will touch the headrest. That's how little headroom their is.

  Summary: Bottom line GM engineers must all be short people because this coupe is not for tall people. I have been in some pretty low roof coupes. But this one is ...

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  Summary: Bottom line GM engineers must all be short people because this coupe is not for tall people. I have been in some pretty low roof coupes. But this one is one of the worst. I am 5'11" and I could not live with this design. It also has way too many blind spots. Their are better choices out there with better tech too.

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• 8 stars

  CTS V Beautiful Car

  by samou812 on July 18, 2010

  Pros: This car is beutiful inside and out and with 556 HP its a mover. But

  Cons: But they may have lowered the rear seats but no head room. Im 5 11" and I could not set up straight with my head hitting the roof.

  Summary: Getting in back is not bad but very little room once in.
  I expect this from a coupe but others I have set in like Audi s5 and BMW m3 ...

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  Summary: Getting in back is not bad but very little room once in.
  I expect this from a coupe but others I have set in like Audi s5 and BMW m3 seems more head room.

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• 5 stars

  Okay, but it looks like a hatchback.

  by marc1093280 on November 13, 2010

  Pros: Sick RWD Coupe.

  Cons: For the price, it could be slightly better.

  Summary: I don't like it. I would rather go with the sedan. Same price, more room.

  Summary: I don't like it. I would rather go with the sedan. Same price, more room.

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• 3 stars

  Just Doesn't Look Right

  by tomatosaenz on October 8, 2010

  Pros: Supercharged engine in the V-Series is based on the same engine from the Corvette C6 ZR1 and puts out 556 hp. Interior is gorgeous, tech is very good, especially the glide-up navigation.

  Cons: The exterior bodywork is hideous, beginning with the front -- it's like the cow plow from an old train locomotive. From some angles it resembles the current Acura TL, but the rear aesthetic has much in common with a 1984 Lincoln Mark VII.

  Summary: I'm sorry to have to say that the exterior lines of this car appear awkward from any perspective. The the already hard facets and oblique angles of the bodywork ...

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  Summary: I'm sorry to have to say that the exterior lines of this car appear awkward from any perspective. The the already hard facets and oblique angles of the bodywork that have become a staple of Cadillac design beginning with the original 2002 CTS seem especially exaggerated now in coupe form. It's almost like Cadillac is counting on a small percentage of the public to suspend their belief and not really open their eyes until they're inside the car. Take note of the rear brake light, which looks as if it was modeled after the old-fashioned TV antennas that limousines used to sport on their trunks. In a pinch, maybe it can be torn off and used as a boomerang. In all serious though, the coupe's design really is a joke.

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