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2006 Cadillac DTS New Car Buyer's Guide


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What's New for the 2006 Cadillac DTS?
The name "DeVille" is no more. For 2006, this large front-drive luxury sedan receives many improvements and has one of its old trim levels, DTS, appropriated as its new name. Though the change to DTS doesn't mark a true redesign, updates have been made in the important areas of interior design and feature content. Simpler and more elegant than before, the improved cabin of the 2006 Cadillac DTS is instantly apparent to those familiar with the DeVille. The front seats have been redesigned for improved comfort, the dash components fit together better and are of higher quality, and the control layout is easier to use and understand than before. New features include items like an adaptive cruise control, remote start, MP3-capable audio systems and heating elements for the windshield wiper fluid. There are also upgraded safety features like improved brakes, an updated stability control system, head-protecting side-curtain airbags and a dual-depth front passenger-side airbag. Most of the DTS's mechanical hardware is unchanged, though the front and rear crumple zones have been redesigned for a claimed improvement in crashworthiness. Tying up the improvements is a new exterior appearance, which includes updated styling front and rear, new HID headlights and larger multi-spoke wheels.

Advantages of the 2006 Cadillac DTS:

  • Miraculous Magnetic Ride Control suspension
  • Comfortable seats
  • Cavernous trunk
  • Has all the required luxury features, and more

Objections to the 2006 Cadillac DTS:

  • Interior materials could be better
  • Lacks the latest technology found on competitors
  • Marshmallow ride and handling on base models

Editor's Advice:
Though not as traditionally American as the geriatric Lincoln Town Car, the 2006 Cadillac "Don't Call Me a DeVille!" DTS embodies the luxury design philosophies of times gone by: big interior, big engine, and lots of available gadgets. The latest version is simply an improvement on the theme. For what it is, the 2006 Cadillac DTS excels.

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