The Cadillac DTS is a full-size luxury car with full-size American power and a warm, spacious interior. It's big, powerful and luxurious, and offers the security and peace of mind expected from a Cadillac.
Though its styling is restrained, the DTS is loaded with technology. Fortunately, you don't have to study the owner's manual to make the DTS do its job. This is a rational luxury car, easy to operate in addition to being large and luxurious. We like that.
Underway, the DTS has impeccable road manners. It handles surprisingly well given its size. Crisp handling and good grip inspire driving enjoyment with composure on winding roads. It takes turns with poise and dignity, making it an enjoyable steed when the road goes curvy. And, of course, it glides with ease over long straight roads.
The front-wheel-drive DTS comes with a 4.6-liter V8 engine that develops 275 horsepower. A high-output version that makes 292 horsepower is optional.
Changes for 2010 are limited to two new colors: Vanilla Latte and Tuscan Bronze ChromaFlair. The current-generation DTS was launched as a 2006 model, sporting fresh body lines, a redesigned interior, upgraded running gear, and suspension refinements. It replaced the 57-year-old DeVille nameplate.
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