2021 Cadillac XT5 Premium Luxury Review

A fully capable SUV is what you’ll find in the 2021 Cadillac XT5 Premium Luxury trim level. The perfect blend of Cadillac performance, economy, and luxury. The XT5 is powered by a 3.6L V6 engine that makes 310 horsepower and impressive torque at 271 lb-ft. The smooth-shifting 9-speed automatic transmission and auto start-stop will achieve top fuel economy. Premium Luxury package includes 20-inch aluminum wheels paired with an all-season tire to navigate all weather conditions on the all-wheel-drive system. Standard equipment on Premium Luxury includes a power UltraView sunroof that extends over the second row, rear spoiler, LED headlamps with IntelliBeam automatic dimming headlamps. The rear of XT5 offers you a power liftgate, rear park sensors and a rear-view color back up camera. The Premium luxury has safety in mind with the electronic parking brake, hill start assists, front and rear parking assist, and 7 airbags. Lane change alert with notification and forward collision alert with pedestrian detection alert is considered standard. The interior features of a Cadillac will exceed all expectations. The premium leather seating arrangement offers heated and vented front row seats, second-row heated outboard seats, and 60/40 split control. The 8 touchscreen display will enhance the driver's daily commute offering navigation, OnStar capabilities, CarPlay, Android auto and much more. The 8-way power driver and passenger seat have lumbar support. The heated steering wheel and remote start are also standard to keep you comfortable. Enjoy wireless phone charging, USB power outlets, and Sirius XM radio on your road trips. The Premium Luxury needs to be experienced. | View photos and more info at: app.cdemo.com/dashboard/view/.... (Uploaded by DataDriver).

[@jenniferwarner6713]

I just bought a 2021 Cadillac xt5 at Crown last week. I love it!!

[@suzannesmith8638]

Just bought 2021xt5 at Fitzgerald in Hagerstown love it ❤

[@musthakahamad]

does it have adaptive cruise control ?

[@arniemorse9347]

Beautiful SUV. Refined yet sporty and elegant. Where else do you find that?

[@arniemorse9347]

So, how many Lexus do you see on the road after 10 years? None my friend. Like BMW and Mercedes, they are usually junk after 10 years.

[@evangelistCarrington1]

One of the best drives I’ve had. Very opulent I love it

[@robertskelton3779]

@@arniemorse9347 Totally not true. Do some research on the reliability of Lexus, specifically the RX350, and you will find that it outperforms the Cadillac SUVs. I will say that the XT5 is a very nice vehicle and that if the owner maintains it properly (true of most cars), it will likely hold up well.

[@kmiddleton175]

@@jickccjk Not the Navigation controls and UX. Horrible.

[@kmiddleton175]

@@arniemorse9347 I have a 2007 ES 350 that looks new. They are very reliable.

[@homme436]

How much?

[@Bluemamba0826]

where can i get the dog?

[@alreeeser]

I used to drive Oldsmobile 98 Regency coupes and never had a problem with any of them. You probably bought a cheap Chevy and drove it into the ground.