Cadillac

Cadillac

Cadillac offers a large variety of cars that date back to the early 1900s. A few of the many models and series that Cadillac has released over the years include the Cadillac Escalade, Cadillac Coupe, Cadillac XT5, Cadillac ATS, Cadillac Series 60, Cadillac CTS, and Cadillac SRX. You can find all different types of luxury Cadillac vehicles when searching for the right car from convertibles and sedans to SUVs and limousines.

One aspect of any vehicle that you will want to be aware of when selecting one is what type of drive it comes with. These cars and SUVs are equipped with a variety of drive types that includes AWD, FWD, and RWD.

• AWD: When selecting a vehicle with all-wheel drive, or AWD, you will be provided with a drive type that places equal amounts of power from the engine onto each wheel on the car, which means that you have three wheels to keep your car in place if one starts to slide, allowing for traction.
• FWD: This type of drive keeps all power from the engine siphoned to the two front wheels of the vehicle. This is a simple system that allows the sedan to be relatively light in weight while also being fuel-efficient.
• RWD: When the engine power is diverted solely to the two rear wheels on your car, this setup makes for better handling of the vehicle and will help you with your steering.

Whether it's the XT5, XTS, or ATS, luxury Cadillac vehicles are outfitted with a number of different color options for the exterior as well as the interior. A few of the more common exterior colors include those of black, brown, gray, and white, while the interior colors that are most prevalent include burgundy, black, and tan. You may also find the Cadillac Escalade, the Cadillac CTS, the Cadillac SRX, and other Cadillac sedans that consist of more unique colors, particularly on the exterior, with colors such as red, silver, orange, yellow, gold, and blue.

When trying to find the right vehicle, one metric that might be important to you is the size of the vehicle engine. Given the wide range of years in which Cadillac vehicles are available from, the engine sizes available with these cars run from one liter to more than seven. With engines that are smaller in size, they typically use a low amount of fuel, which means that you will usually be able to get a high MPH number. More sizable engines are designed to be placed in vehicles that will get a large amount of usage on highways.