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  My new 2006 XLR - 2006 Cadillac XLR
  By caddyguy - December 10 - 4:51 am

  I just purchased my first new car in my 55 years. I will update this as time passes, but I am pumped about the XLR. It is stunningly beautiful top up or down, and quick and sure on the road. I am hard pressed to understand the marginal reviews of the interior - I find the appointments commensurate for a rig in this price range. The seats adjust to dreamy perfection, the lights and overall vision are excellent. Not being a computer geek type, it is going to take some time to adapt to all the 170 voice commands the car responds to. The hands free phone was a hit with me right off, as is the free OnStar for a year, and XM radio for three months.

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  A $75,000 Lemon - 2006 Cadillac XLR
  By PJSpina - November 22 - 1:58 pm

  After three repairs for a non-operative roof (the sensors went bad three times) my 2006 Cadillac XLR has an engine knock. It was diagnosed by the dealer as "inappropriate spark detonation" the problem has still not been solved even after three more visits to the dealer and a "site visit" by Cadillacs engineer. The car has been out of service for nearly a month since I purchase it, with no end in sight. I also own a new Cadillac STS, and there is no comparison between the cars. It is a shame that Cadillac cannot seem to get it right. Next time, itll be a Mercedes-Benz SL500.

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  Star Black - 2006 Cadillac XLR
  By Jay - October 16 - 9:37 am

  I purchased this car in Cathedral City, CA and drove it cross country to FL. What a joy! The handling and ride were outstanding. This is my dream car, I cant even imagine anything topping it, although I am sure they will in years to come.

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  Outstanding Value - 2006 Cadillac XLR
  By Jon - September 20 - 4:38 pm

  Having just purchased a 2006 Cadillac XLR Limited Edition model...it has lived up to or surpassed my expectations. It has a wonderful ride and much more storage than I would have expected. Its a true pleasure to drive. Its definitely not your Daddys Caddy!

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  Needs more trunk space - 2005 Cadillac XLR
  By Frank - September 1 - 9:36 pm

  Wow- Car gets the looks, I wish the wood grain would not scrach so easy. Fun to drive with top down. Radio needs better antenna, but sound is great.

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  A Great Car - Fun to Drive - 2005 Cadillac XLR
  By LeeRoyLRT - August 16 - 11:07 pm

  This is one fine automobile. Quality inside and out. Very quite with great performance. Finally a true sports car with luxury. I love the crash avoidance system, yes you may call it cruise control, but on the way home from a trip and it senses vehicles in front of me in a torrential down pour and I am only going 47 mph and I cant see them. I think much more highly of this option than of normal cruise control. Go GM, especially Cadillac.

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  First Cadillac, no surprises - 2005 Cadillac XLR
  By Fibbidiboo - August 7 - 10:43 am

  Frankly, I must be naive. Thinking GM- the large bank that also makes cars- could compete with the finest autos from Lexus, BMW and Mercedes reveals a sudden lapse in judgment. Yes, the Eucalyptus wood is beautiful but the bin doors are pure Cavalier quality. Sure the design is provacative, but evidently engineer imagination must have been worn out by the time they got to the wheels. I mean do all new Cadillac shoes have to look the same? But the biggest clue to engineering misfires evidenced itself on a recent 1,200 mile trip in which the heat from the transmission tunnel fused my vitamins together in the trunk. And getting it to recognize the FOB so that I can start it is a hope/prayer.

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  2006 Cadillac XLR - 2006 Cadillac XLR
  By John - July 20 - 1:41 pm

  My Cadillac XLR has no truck room. I parked the car in Soho, NYC to see peoples reaction on a Sunday afternoon. 30% of people stopped to look at the car and some took out their phone camera. It drives like a GM car, it does not have stiff handling. At high speed I want the stiffness.

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  Cadillac XLR - 2005 Cadillac XLR
  By jabben - July 12 - 7:53 pm

  Everthing I had expected is coming true as this baby boomer really wanted a fast and exciting entry level two seater. It excellent and quick to respond. The oil life seems to be okay and gas mileage okay. I have never been in a vechicle that people have given there thumbs up on the style of it.

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  XLR Turns Heads - 2006 Cadillac XLR
  By wily - July 7 - 9:56 pm

  The XLR is the perfect car to cruise the boulevard and turn heads from young and old alike. We just like to drive around and watch people watch us. So many come up to us when parked that we have made new friends all up and down the east coast. It sounds like a hot rod and doesnt disappoint on performance. The car has all the luxury features one could ask for though cabin storage is really non-existant.