The last bastion of the old front-wheel-drive Cadillacs soldiers on as the DTS, which shares much of its hardware with the Buick Lucerne.
Both cars are well-regarded for the traditional American soft luxury preferred by mostly older drivers. Both cars are roomy, comfortable, efficient for their size and safe.
Consumer Reports recommends both cars, and the Lucerne scored a second place in J.D. Power’s Vehicle Dependability Study in its category. The DTS placed third against its luxury brand competitors. Cadillac customers can expect superlative treatment by their dealers, while Lucerne buyers can get almost the same car for a lot less money if they don’t mind missing the Cadillac experience at the dealer.
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