Overview & Reviews

A luxury crossover SUV, the Cadillac SRX utilizes components and construction more often associated with cars rather than the rugged truck-based underpinnings GM uses for its more traditional SUVs. The result is a more comfortable ride and better handling, along with plenty of versatility unless you need to tackle heavy-duty chores such as towing or off-road travel. Typically priced below European rivals, the SRX makes for a genuinely appealing alternative thanks to its distinctive styling, pleasant driving character and feature-rich cabin.

If you're shopping for a used Cadillac SRX, you'll find early models with either rear-wheel drive or all-wheel drive and options like a third-row seat and a V8. Later versions of this Cadillac crossover are a bit smaller, with front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive, two rows of seating and V6 power. Although the newer version sacrifices some space, power and performance, it offers a significantly nicer interior with upgraded materials and technology.

User Reviews:

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  great spirited vehicle - 2004 Cadillac SRX
  By Bob in Las Vegas - July 11 - 2:00 am

  Comfortable, quick, fun to drive...these are just a few of the things that come to mind when thinking about the SRX. I have the V8 with Power luxary group. A great ride!

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  The Car of my dreams! - 2013 Cadillac SRX
  By Megan - July 7 - 10:25 am

  Luxury at its finest. The most beautiful interior! Perfect size! Perfect everything!

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  great car - 2004 Cadillac SRX
  By sama - July 6 - 10:00 am

  great car a lot of thought went into design and comfort

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  Best bang for the buck - 2005 Cadillac SRX
  By BPatel - June 23 - 3:42 pm

  Bought Used SRX, got a very good deal as American cars depreciate a lot. But so far enjoy the ride and features. It Drives like a Sport sedan, Handles like one and it does get noticed in parking lots. Seats are very comfortable, 3rd row is good for kids. UltraView SunRoof has kept kids happy to watch high rises, stars and planes! Bose Audio reproduces every note on the CD. Gives Decent fuel economy

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  I will trade SRX when select the new car - 2007 Cadillac SRX
  By Aleksey Toporkov - June 23 - 2:51 pm

  Steering wheel can not be adjusted towards driver. If you like to have steering wheel close to you and you are tall, knees will push against the dashboard and keys. Seating is rather sports car than SUV (legs will be very high). TERRIBLE leg room for the front passenger - check the narrowing on the left. Navigation system is lousy: touch screen is very non-responsive, route (pink) is colored almost the same as the other roads (red), very frustrating - trying to find something on map manually with assisting windows popping up w/o need and making the search area narrow. 3rd row seating only suits small kids. 2nd row mid seat tall passenger bumps head against switches. Resale value - disaster.

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  oil and water - 2005 Cadillac SRX
  By dave - June 6 - 12:27 pm

  i really like the car, but like someone else commented on the oil, my oil disappeared. about 2500 miles into a mobil 1 oil change. no leaks, not burning. (was told that the sync. oil might be geting through seals) that bothers me. also the tailgate leaks, dlr. couldnt fix it. i will someday. other than that. love it.

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  Looking good at a price. - 2009 Cadillac SRX
  By J fiordimondo - May 17 - 6:16 am

  Great car expensive to run. More to fix. Overall you get what you pay for I guess.

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  Im IMPRESSED - 2005 Cadillac SRX
  By Cadillac - May 7 - 4:51 pm

  I like this car. Great in the snow with Eagle GT RESPONSEDGE tires. Very confortable and fun to drive long distances..Im sold on the GMC warranty. Class and Style. Im very happy. Love the sunroof. I will upgrade to a 2007 for the dash improvement. GPS requires some getting used to.

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  Its really an SUV - 2008 Cadillac SRX
  By Rory Boothe - May 1 - 10:14 pm

  I get 22 mpg on the highway. My wife loves it and its the only SUV cross- over that has enough room in the back to really be called an SUV. Im more comfortable in the SRX than in my truck. It has leg room in the back seat as well. The steering & handling is excellent.

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  An Example why GM needs bailout money - 2004 Cadillac SRX
  By Marco Man - April 27 - 8:54 am

  After my wife totalled our 2002 Mitsubishi Montero (which she drove for 7 years without 1 issue) we decided to buy the SRX. Why? It ONLY had 52k miles on it, and it had a 6 year 100k warranty. So here is where the fun begins (not really). 1st week, both rear windows stopped working, rear seats ratted, engine light came on, outside mirrors stopped working and engine was making weird noise. Luckily it was all covered under warranty. In the end, 11 parts were replaced INCLUDING 2 timing chains. Remember this car had only 52k miles on it and was certified pre owned. In the end, seats still rattle, and outside mirrors still dont quite work right. COME ON GM, make a car like the Japanese.