Cadillac STS dimensions

The 2011 Cadillac STS is a well-rounded luxury sedan, but it's also showing its age. Most other luxury sedans are now better choices. Cadillac STS Sedan offers the following pros: Nimble road feel for such a big vehicle. Cadillac STS Sedan drawbacks are: Aging style; sporty front seating is too firm for some; mixed class of dashboard trim; smallish trunk; no V8 motor feature.

The 2011 Cadillac STS is a big luxury sedan available in three versions: V6 Luxury Sport, V6 Luxury and V6 Luxury.

The V6 Luxury Sport (an odd name for a base trim) comes with 17-inch wheels, leather seats, aluminum dashboard trim, eight-way performance front seatings, dual-zone automatic conditioning, keyless ignition/entry, an auto-dimming rearview mirror, radio, an eight-speaker Bose audio system and Onstar. The V6 Luxury (yes, it's a step up from Luxury Sport) adds wood trim, performance lumbar for the front seatings, a CD changer, Bluetooth, driver memory options and heated front seatings. The V6 Luxury adds 18-inch wheels, a limited-slip differential, a back spoiler, auto-dimming xenon headlights, an updated stereo system and a navigator.

Features for the Luxury Sport are minimal, consisting of a performance brake suite and all-wheel drive. The Luxury trim can be had with a sunroof, an automatic load-leveling suspension and many of the Luxury trim's features via several auxillary packages. The Luxury trim provides a Performance Handling suite (includes updated brakes, high-performance summer tires and chrome wheels) as well as a Luxury Luxury Collection suite (includes a sunroof, a blind-spot monitor, lane-departure warning and a head-up display). .