1997-01 Cadillac Catera

Quiet-running and solid-feeling overall, loaded with standard equipment, Catera also offers a relatively spacious interior and competent road manners. It ranks only average for ergonomics, [...]

Sevilles seem solid and well-assembled, and interior materials are top-notch. However, one test model suffered a wind leak around the driver's window, ill-fitting rear-door seals, and a wiring [...]

On the whole, this Cadillac amounted to too little car and insufficient prestige, for a lot of money. Never strong sellers, Allantes were faulted from the start for their high prices. Secondhand [...]

Spacious and powerful, the DeVille is loaded with jet-age gizmos. Priced below most V8 luxury rivals, it has a markedly different appearance than DeVilles of the past, which pleases some [...]

Escalades came with plenty of standard features and conveniences, but on the whole this sport-utility vehicle feels more like a dashed-together collection of "luxury" SUV cues than an [...]

Interior detail execution and steering feel aren't up to the Escalade's price level, but both the regular model and the EXT have plenty of power and, if so equipped, no-fuss all-wheel drive. [...]

Bold styling may polarize opinions, but this solid, sporty sedan is rewarding to drive, especially with the 3.6-liter V6. That powertrain provides the response and refinement expected in a [...]

This Cadillac impresses dynamically, and the availability of all-wheel drive and a bona fide high-performance STS-V edition are assets. AWD is a pricey proposition on V8 models, however, so kudos [...]

Unless you off-road or tow heavy loads, the SRX's premium-car road manners and efficient packaging make it preferable to most truck-based luxury SUVs. Those attributes, combined with AWD [...]

Priced between less-expensive Lexus and costlier Mercedes-Benz SL500 and Jaguar XK rivals when new, XLR need make no apology in terms of features and performance. Cadillac's challenge has been to [...]