Cadillac Sedans

Cadillac sedans have long been among the most desirable vehicles in the USA, boasting high levels of performance and comfort, and there are even a few sports car variants for those who prefer one over the other. Quite a few models have been discontinued as Cadillac refined its recipe, but those that remain are the ones that Americans have grown to love the most. This is the list of Cadillac sedan models you can buy right now, as well as a few that will be joining the lineup shortly.

Model	Power	Engine	Base Price
Cadillac ATS Sedan	272 hp	2.0L Turbo Inline-4 Gas	$35,495
Cadillac Celestiq	600 hp	Electric	TBC
Cadillac CT4	237 hp	2.0L Turbo Inline-4 Gas	$34,395
Cadillac CT5	237 hp	2.0L Turbo Inline-4 Gas	$38,195
Cadillac CT6 Sedan	335 hp	3.6L V6 Gas	$58,995
Cadillac CTS Sedan	268 hp	2.0L Turbo Inline-4 Gas	$46,995
Cadillac XTS	304 hp	3.6L V6 Gas	$46,895
Cadillac DTS	275 hp	4.6L V8 Gas	$46,680
Cadillac STS-V	469 hp	4.4L V8 Gas	$78,775
Cadillac ATS-V Sedan	464 hp	3.6L Turbo V6 Gas	$61,595

What to Consider Before Buying a Cadillac Sedan

You aren’t strapped for choice when it comes to buying a car in the states, but why should you choose a new Cadillac sedan over one of its many rivals, including more affordable, high-tech sedans from the other automakers? Weigh the pros and cons before you decide.

Pros

Decent amount of power from engine options
Very good handling dynamics and enjoyable drive
Good ride comfort, even for the sporty models
Attractive styling
Unique manual-transmission Blackwing performance flagships
Cadillac sedans are generally reliable

Cons

Higher base MSRP in comparison to some rivals
Interior quality can be an issue despite luxury aspirations
Costly optional safety packages

FAQs

Which is the best Cadillac sedan model?

For a while now, we’ve only had the CT4 and CT5, and before now, we would have been happy to say the CT5-V Blackwing was the best of the lot. And it still is a really impressive car. However, Cadillac has unveiled a new EV flagship model in the form of the Celestiq that it assured to blow the current lineup out of the water and shake things up for complacent European luxury brands.

Are any Cadillac sedans AWD?

Currently, all the sedans in the lineup are RWD, even in their high-performance guises. However, the electric Celestiq will use a dual-motor setup that allows for AWD handling, considering these cars will come with around 600 horsepower.

What’s the biggest Cadillac sedan?

The Cadillac Celestiq will likely fall into the full-size segment, considering it’s longer than an Escalade SUV. The VT5 slots into the midsize category. If you want something with a superbly spacious interior, you may want to consider one of the brand’s sports utility vehicles, however.

Are Cadillac sedans expensive?

With a starting price of around $35k, the CT4 is currently quite reasonable in price. The CT5-V Blackwing will cost over $92k, however, and expectations for the Celestiq are eye-watering at over $300k.