With similar features, presented in a smaller and leaner (by some 200 kg) package, the CTS-V boasts a 400+ horsepower engine and street credentials of its own. It also happens to be close to $30K less than the STS-V. Of course, for those drivers who want a little more shoulder, hip and leg room to go with their luxury and performance, the Cadillac STS-V is a completely reasonable choice.
Base price for the 2007 Cadillac STS-V is $99,500; price as tested, with the power sunroof and destination charge included, came in at $102,580.
Mighty powerplant
Impressive braking performance
Slick automatic transmission
Unique, aggressive styling
Suspension system over the bumps
Not as nimble as some smaller sports sedans
May not be any more desirable than the CTS-V
Price as tested: $102,580!
No manual transmission
Fuel economy in the city (17.4 L/100 km)
photo:General Motors
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| The slick interior is complete with carbon fibre-look plastic on the steering wheel and doors, |
Base price for the 2007 Cadillac STS-V is $99,500; price as tested, with the power sunroof and destination charge included, came in at $102,580.
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Impressive braking performance
Slick automatic transmission
Unique, aggressive styling
 |
Suspension system over the bumps
Not as nimble as some smaller sports sedans
May not be any more desirable than the CTS-V
 |
Price as tested: $102,580!
No manual transmission
Fuel economy in the city (17.4 L/100 km)
photo:General Motors
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