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April 3, 2008 http://www.thecarconnection.com/fullreview/cadillac_dts_2007

  Marty Padgett
Executive EditorMarty Padgett

The latest version of the Cadillac DTS full-size luxury sedan is on a mission. GM’s luxury brand has stretched its biggest four-door to take a larger share of the livery market.

 

Cadillac expects the eight extra inches of rear-seat room will help the DTS draw more interest from limousine operators and executive car drivers.

 

Along with its increased length, the DTS-L has what Cadillac calls “VIP Privacy” rear seating.

 

The DTS-L shares the standard car’s 275-hp, 4.6-liter V-8. It also sports power heated front seats; heated rear seats with lumbar controls; remote starting; XM; a DVD navigation system; and a rear-seat DVD entertainment system.

 

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The latest version of the Cadillac DTS full-size luxury sedan is on a mission. GM’s luxury brand has stretched its biggest four-door to take a larger share of the livery market.   Cadillac expects the eight extra inches of rear-seat room will help the DTS draw more interest from limousine operators and executive car drivers.   Along with its increased length, the DTS-L has what Cadillac calls “VIP Privacy” rear seating.   The DTS-L shares the standard car’s 275-hp, 4.6-liter V-8. It also sports power heated front seats; heated rear seats with lumbar controls; remote starting; XM; a DVD navigation system; and a rear-seat DVD entertainment system.   Related Articles 2006 Los Angeles Auto Show by TCC Team (11/27/2006)All our coverage from the big show in L.A. The latest version of the Cadillac DTS full-size luxury sedan is on a mission. GM’s luxury brand has stretched its biggest four-door to take a larger share of the livery market. Cadillac expects the eight extra inches of rear-seat room will help the DTS draw more interest ...