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Cadillac Sports Cars
Compare and contrast price, expert ratings, consumer ratings, and fuel efficiency across 36 different Cadillac Sports Cars from 2027 to 2001. Filter by vehicle condition, type, size, MPG, features, and more. Find a Cadillac model you like and
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Sedan
$35,700
Starting Price
3.7
Expert
4.5
Consumer
23 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The stylish Cadillac CT4 is a well-balanced compact luxury car with impressive tech features, attractive pricing, and sporty V-Series variants.
Sedan
$37,300
Starting Price
3.7
Expert
4.5
Consumer
23 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2023 Cadillac CT4 is a good value in compact luxury cars. It’s sleek, sporty, and luxurious, but its pricier rivals are more refined.
Sedan
$34,600
Starting Price
3.7
Expert
4.5
Consumer
23 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Drivers looking for a sophisticated luxury sedan that won’t break the bank should check out the sleek and fun-to-drive 2022 Cadillac CT4.
Sedan
$33,300
Starting Price
3.7
Expert
4.5
Consumer
23 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The petite 2021 Cadillac CT4 luxury sedan is the most affordable Cadillac. Super Cruise and more standard safety features arrive this year.
Sedan
$29,200
Starting Price
3.9
Expert
4.5
Consumer
33 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Offering size for dollars, rather than features, the Cadillac CT4 is the newest, smallest, and least-expensive sedan in Cadillac’s lineup.
Sedan
$66,500
Starting Price
4.2
Expert
4.6
Consumer
16 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Brutally fast and able to corner like a cat on Velcro, the 2019 Cadillac CTS-V is an American alternative to the BMW M5 and Mercedes E63.
Coupe
$33,100
Starting Price
4.0
Expert
5.0
Consumer
20 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2019 Cadillac ATS-V Coupe is in its last year of production, but this 464-horsepower American still has the BMW M4 firmly in its sights.
Sedan
$49,000
Starting Price
Expert (N/A)
5.0
Consumer
17 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The Cadillac CT6 flagship sedan boasts nifty tech and costs less than rivals. As for the new Cadillac CT6-V, it’s rare but extremely potent.
Sedan
$66,000
Starting Price
4.2
Expert
4.6
Consumer
17 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2018 Cadillac CTS-V remains a potent all-American alternative to the likes of the upcoming BMW M5 and Mercedes-AMG E 63.
Sedan
$30,300
Starting Price
4.0
Expert
5.0
Consumer
20 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2018 Cadillac ATS-V is the 464-horsepower alter-ego of the ATS sedan and coupe. With the BMW M3 in its sights, the ATS-V is a contender.
Sedan
$55,300
Starting Price
4.3
Expert
4.6
Consumer
17 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Modest improvements to Cadillac’s thrilling CTS sedan for 2017 help it keep pace with its German and Japanese rivals.
Coupe
$31,500
Starting Price
4.0
Expert
5.0
Consumer
20 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Cadillac’s ATS and ATS-V performance-luxury sedans for 2017 set out to become best-in-class, but wound up valedictorians.
Sedan
$57,600
Starting Price
4.3
Expert
4.6
Consumer
17 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
More power, a new transmission, and faster infotainment keep the 2016 Cadillac CTS Sedan on the cutting edge against its German rivals.
Coupe
$28,800
Starting Price
4.1
Expert
5.0
Consumer
19 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2016 Cadillac ATS-V brings track-ready cred to the ATS lineup with performance that matches or beats luxury rivals like the BMW M3.
Coupe
$39,900
Starting Price
3.9
Expert
4.5
Consumer
16 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Still fresh from its revamp, the 2015 Cadillac CTS sedan has the looks, power and technology to take on rivals like the BMW 5 Series.
Sedan
$33,300
Starting Price
4.0
Expert
4.5
Consumer
14 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Sportiness deftly mixes with luxury in the 2014 CTS, which boasts an all-new Sedan plus carryover Coupe, Wagon and hot CTS-V models.
Coupe
$35,200
Starting Price
3.5
Expert
4.5
Consumer
14 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Cadillac’s new front-drive flagship sedan isn’t as sporty as some of its European competitors, but its strong on comfort and technology.
Cadillac News and Information
General
GM Begins Testing Eyes-Off Driving
GM will begin testing eyes-off driving on limited-access highways this week. The company hopes to bring it to market by 2028.
Beth Livesay March 24, 2026
General
General Motors Recalls Vehicles Over Potential Wheel Lock-Up Issue
GMC has recalled about 45,000 vehicles because their rear wheels can lock up while driving thanks to a faulty valve.
Dee Steel March 2, 2026
General
GM Changes Oil Guidance for Recalled V8 Engines
GM is recommending a new oil to owners of some full-size trucks and SUVs after a major recall campaign last year.
Chris Teague February 10, 2026
Electric Vehicle
Driving the 2026 Cadillac Vistiq Sport
Our week driving Cadillac’s new electric “baby Escalade” reveals a well-designed model that shouldn’t live in the Escalade’s shadow.
Sean Tucker December 24, 2025
Electric Vehicle
Cadillac Recalls Vistiq Over Missing Electronic Manual
Cadillac has issued a recall covering just 94 examples of its 2026 Vistiq electric SUV because they are missing an electronic user manual.
Sean Tucker December 8, 2025
Electric Vehicle
GM Recalls EVs Over Tire Tread Separation
Cadillac and Chevrolet have recalled 22,914 electric vehicles (EVs) because tread can separate from their tires.
Sean Tucker October 28, 2025