AWARDS AND ACCOLADES

The 2012 Cadillac CTS Sport Sedan has recently won an Edmunds.com Best Retained Value® Award. The CTS took the honors while competing in the luxury sedan segment that includes automobiles like the Audi A6, BMW 5-Series, Jaguar XF, Lexus LS 460, Mecedes-Benz E Class and Porsche Panamera. The award recognizes* brands and models that have the highest projected residual value after five years, expressed as a percentage of their True Market Value®(TMV®).

Kelley Blue Book’s KBB.com named Cadillac a 2012 Brand Image Award Winner for Best Luxury Interior Design Brand and Best Comfort Brand. It was the second year in a row KBB.com named Cadillac Best Comfort Brand.

The 2012 CTS Sport Sedan received 5-Star Overall Vehicle Score for safety from the NHTSA.² The overall rating is based on frontal and side crash tests in addition to rollover resistance testing.

The 2012 CTS Sport Wagon received 5-Star Overall Vehicle Score for safety from the NHTSA.² The overall rating is based on frontal and side crash tests in addition to rollover resistance testing.

The 2012 SRX Crossover received 5-Star Overall Vehicle Score for safety from the NHTSA.² The overall rating is based on frontal and side crash tests in addition to rollover resistance testing.

The 2012 SRX Crossover has been selected as a “2012 Top Safety Pick” by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. This luxury crossover is recognized for its “Good” performance in front, side, rollover, and rear tests.

"The 2013 XTS is chocked full of style, refinement and technology,” writes Autoblog while reviewing Cadillac’s new luxury sedan. “We really like the way it looks, and inside, General Motors’ focus on better interior refinement is very apparent."

While reviewing the Cadillac CUE system for Autoblog, Damon Lavrinc writes "From what we've seen, Cadillac hasn't just made a competitive system to battle the likes of BMW's iDrive, Audi's MMI and the (aging) COMAND setup from Mercedes-Benz – CUE portends another shift in how we interact with our cars, how we access information on the go and how we can adapt vehicles to suit our individual needs and tastes."

Winner of the most categories in the 2011 Brand Image Awards.

Car and Driver names the 2011 Cadillac CTS-V Coupe as one of its 10Best. The review team suggests that the V-Series sedan, coupe and wagon “are hard-core performance cars.” And, after a test-drive, they determined, “At the end of a good long drive, you’re left trying to figure out how the CTS-V can balance its outrageous athleticism with such a pacific ride.”

The 2011 CTS Sport Sedan is selected as a “Top Safety Pick 2011” by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. This luxury sedan is recognized for its “good performance in front, side, rollover, and rear tests and standard electronic stability control.”

CTS-V Wagon is named as part of AUTOMOBILE Magazine's 2011 All-Star list, noting that “at a time when other luxury automakers are paring wagons from their lineups, Cadillac not only builds a stunningly good-looking wagon, it equips it with an optional 556-hp V-8 and a six-speed manual.

Dan Neil, automotive columnist for The Wall Street Journal, reviews the 2011 Cadillac CTS-V Wagon and ponders its many possible uses. He covers what’s under the hood, its dynamic styling and how it’s something of an anomaly. Ultimately, he concludes that, “The V-Wagon answers the auto reviewer’s lament: Why can’t I have everything and why can’t it be interesting?”

A 2011 Edmunds’ Inside Line Editors’ Most WantedSM vehicle. Editor Ed Hellwig suggests, “Stop being such a wuss and go get yourself a 2011 Cadillac CTS-V Wagon.”

Edmunds, the trusted automotive review resource, covers the 2011 Cadillac Escalade ESV, as well as used models. Based on a test-drive and a comprehensive look at its interior, Edmunds provides a thorough review of the Escalade ESV’s performance, design and technology.

“...The very definition of a world-class super sedan,” says automotive reviewer Edmunds of the Cadillac CTS-V Sedan. The review focuses on the sedan’s high-performance features, noting how responsive the CTS-V Sedan is on the road. The article reviews both current and used models.

Edmunds, the trusted automotive reviewer, reports that “…the Cadillac Escalade Hybrid offers the best of both worlds.” The review includes a summary of the current model, as well as used models.

For the third year in a row, Car and Driver names the 2011 Cadillac CTS-V Sedan as one of its 10Best. The review team suggests that the V-Series vehicles “are hard-core performance cars.” And, after a test-drive, they determine, “At the end of a good long drive, you’re left trying to figure out how the CTS-V can balance its outrageous athleticism with such a pacific ride.”

Car and Driver names the 2011 Cadillac CTS-V Wagon as one of its 10Best. The review team suggests that the V-Series vehicles “are hard-core performance cars.” And, after a test-drive, they determine, “At the end of a good long drive, you’re left trying to figure out how the CTS-V can balance its outrageous athleticism with such a pacific ride.”

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety recognizes the 2011 SRX Crossover with the “Top Safety Pick 2011” award for its “good performance in front, side, rollover, and rear tests and standard electronic stability control.”

“Oh my. I need a moment,” writes Dan Neil, auto critic for The Wall Street Journal (WSJ), in his post about the Cadillac CTS-V on Driver’s Seat, WSJ’s auto blog. His goal was simple: get to the bottom of the debate between the CTS-V Coupe and its European competition—the BMW M3 and the Audi RS 5. He spent a week behind the wheel of the Cadillac CTS-V Coupe, examining its styling and overall driving experience. Neil’s conclusion: “It makes the German cars look like taxis. End of debate.”

“The Cadillac CTS-V Sport Wagon in one word: Perfect. Other words: Power, style, luxury, and five swingin’ doors. The ‘merican superwagon has it all,” says Jalopnik.com reporter Ben Wojdyla after taking a ride in the CTS-V Wagon. Read about his experience in the CTS-V Wagon, as well as the CTS-V Coupe and CTS-V Sedan.

Kristen Varela of Cars.com puts the Escalade Hybrid to the test. She examines the Escalade Hybrid exterior, interior and safety features, gives it positive family friendly and fun-factor ratings, and says it has cargo space “galore.” Varela even tries out adding child safety seats and tests the heated and cooled cupholders. Ultimately, she says that “approaching the Escalade Hybrid is like having the red carpet rolled out for you.”

Car and Driver names the 2010 Cadillac CTS/CTS-V as a 10Best—the third year in a row for the CTS. “More than a few of us consider the CTS-V to be the best American car ever made,” writes the reviewer. From its driving dynamics to its comfortable interior, Car and Driver provides a solid introduction to the CTS family and V-Series.

Car and Driver named the 2010 Cadillac CTS/CTS-V as a 10Best—the third year in a row for the CTS. “More than a few of us consider the CTS-V to be the best American car ever made,” writes the reviewer. From its driving dynamics to its comfortable interior, Car and Driver provides a solid introduction to the CTS family and V-Series.

Car and Driver named the 2010 Cadillac CTS/CTS-V as a 10Best—the third year in a row for the CTS. “More than a few of us consider the CTS-V to be the best American car ever made,” writes the reviewer. From its driving dynamics to its comfortable interior, Car and Driver provides a solid introduction to the CTS family and V-Series.

"To behold the back of the CTS Coupe is to feel a healthy dose of national pride. It is a confluence of sharp angles and corners, the work of a design studio at the top of its game," reports David Undercoffler of the Los Angeles Times. He test-drives the 2011 Cadillac CTS Coupe and covers everything—its design, performance and technology.

"David Zenlea, with AUTOMOBILE Magazine, takes the 2011 Cadillac CTS Coupe out for a test-drive. From the genesis of its design to its sleek styling, Zenlea walks us through the backstory of the CTS Coupe, as well as his driving experience. His takeaway? “..positively gorgeous. Pictures simply don’t do it justice."

"Rakish good looks & athletic personality..." is how John DiPietro, automotive editor for Edmunds, reviews the 2010 Cadillac CTS Sport Wagon, citing its "rakish good looks & athletic personality..." DiPietro divides his review among four main categories—performance, comfort, function, design/fit and finish. Among the CTS Sport Wagon’s pros, he counts “handsome styling, sharp handling, generous cargo capacity.”

“Everything in the SRX has a solid, well-made feel and the ergonomics leave nothing for want," reports Jalopnik.com’s Ben Wojdyla of the 2010 Cadillac SRX. Reporting from the 2009 Detroit Auto Show, he notes that it’s a serious contender in the crossover SUV market and discusses its luxurious interior.

“A bold, savvy, uncompromising showpiece,” is what Motor Trend calls the 2008 CTS Sport Sedan, the 2008 Motor Trend Car of the Year winner. Reporter Arthur St. Antoine reviews the Cadillac CTS Sport Sedan, covering its design and performance, and notes the rigorous tests the CTS Sport Sedan has passed with flying colors around the globe.