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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / Maintenance and Repair / November 2006

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2007 Cadillac CTS: Opinions?

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Josh Wyatt - 22 Nov 2006 00:21 GMT
I'm considering the following vehicle:
Mechanical        2007 Cadillac CTS 3.6L Sedan
Engine Name     3.6L V6
Fuel System     Sequential Electronic Fuel Injected
Horsepower @ RPM     255@6200
Torque @ rpm     252@3100
Towing Capacity (std)     1000
Towing Capacity (max)     1000
Fuel Capacity     17.0
Standard Transmission     Manual
Transmission Speeds     6
Driveline     Rear Wheel Drive
Final Drive Ratio     3.42
Fuel Economy (City) (mpg)     17
Fuel Economy (Highway) (mpg)     26

Any thoughts?

Thanks in advance,
Josh
shiden_kai - 22 Nov 2006 00:28 GMT
> I'm considering the following vehicle:
> Mechanical     2007 Cadillac CTS 3.6L Sedan
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>
> Any thoughts?

I work on them, drive them...etc.  I
don't like them.  Unless they have changed
the controls inside this year, (haven't been in
a 2007 yet), I find the CTS to be least
intuitive vehicle GM has when it comes to
figuring out how to do anything when it
comes to your radio controls, menu items..
etc.

The engine is a good engine mechanically,
the rear axle always springs a leak at the
pinion seal, there have been vibration issues
with the driveshaft.  Front brakes can wear
out fairly early, and they always take out the
front rotors (ie: you won't be just machining
the rotors, you will replace them, as the brake
pads wear the rotors down enough to take
them below min spec).

Now the CTS-V version is a pretty cool
vehicle....but it has it's own set of problems.
Like uncontrollable wheel hop.

Ian
 
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