Overview & Reviews

Automatic high-beam control has been added to the Driver Awareness and Driver Assist packages on the 2014 Cadillac ATS, while a 110-volt power outlet is now included in cars with the navigation system. In addition, automatic-transmission models with paddle shifters now have a larger-diameter steering wheel.

• Fun-to-drive character with either 2.0-liter turbo or V6 engine
• Cutting-edge interior design.
• Excellent handling

• 2.0-liter turbo engine is noisy
• Weak acceleration with the base engine
• Small backseat and trunk.
• CUE electronics interface is slow to respond and often distracting

User Reviews:

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  Awesome Car - 2014 Cadillac ATS
  By willj685 - August 28 - 6:39 pm

  Love this car. Bought it in March. Looks sharp and people notice it. It has serious pick up and speed and excellent handling. The CUE is a little cumbersome but overall not that difficult to use. Definitely a smaller car, youre not going to be able to fit a lot of people in it, but overall it gets the job done.

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  Goodbye BMW - 2014 Cadillac ATS
  By joeeeguy - August 13 - 12:22 pm

  After owning a 2010 BMW 3 lease was up and went with 2014 ATS AWD. If your looking for back seat room this is not your car . Just me and my lady and occasional family member for any short rides. I have already done some foolish things with this car that I would not even tried with the BMW. 3 modes of travel sport, touring , snow ,all three have there moments and all work great . Love this car in aspects of travel , Cue radio very touchy would rather have knobs. No problems over 9 months 10 k miles Turns heads

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  exceeds my expectation - 2014 Cadillac ATS
  By aries_driver60 - February 24 - 9:19 pm

  I have had the a t s Luxury 4wheel drive 3.6 for nearly 3 weeks now, it is amazingly fast. Very tight and sporty, the steering wheel is a little small compared to the 2006 Lexus 330 i traded for it and a totally different ride, but a great ride just the same a lot of fun to drive. i like the safety of Onstar, assistance systems for parking and backing. The Cue system does not work 100% well with my iPod..but it does work most of the time, by plugging into the usb port which tucked into the storage area in the dash board, which opens by gently swiping your finger on the bottom of the compartment. the downside of the C U E system is of course finger prints.