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Cadillac Legacy Vehicles
Cadillac has produced countless iconic cars over the years. For a variety of reasons, some of its vehicles have been discontinued. If you're curious to know which Cadillac vehicles are no longer in production, we have a comprehensive list of all the models.
The ATS Coupe and the ATS-V Coupe were produced through 2019. The ATS Coupe featured an elegant exterior and cutting-edge technology. It also had a powerful engine. The ATS-V Coupe was a special sport edition of the ATS Coupe with a maximum power output of 464 HP.
Cadillac discontinued this Coupe in 2016. It stood out for its numerous safety features and performance, especially when outfitted with an available sport package.
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The CTS-V Coupe left the Cadillac lineup in 2015. It was a high-performance vehicle with a driver-centric cockpit and a powerful engine capable of delivering over 550 HP.
The XLR was discontinued in 2009. It was a luxurious vehicle with performance accolades and a retractable hood for an open-air driving experience. The XLR-V, a variant, was also produced through 2009. The variant delivered over 440 HP.
The Eldorado was a two-door coupe produced through 2002. It was known for comfort, convenience, and performance.
The CTS blended style and performance. Produced through 2014, it featured a 3.6L gasoline engine and advanced safety aids, including side blind zone monitoring.
The CTS and CTS-V, produced through 2019, featured impressive performance and modern technology. The CTS-V was a powerhouse with a maximum of 640 HP.
The stylish XTS sedan, which left in 2019, featured a twin-turbo engine and all-wheel drive for performance. It also had a stylish and innovative interior.
The ATS and ATS-V were created through 2018. They both emphasize performance, with the ATS producing up to 335 HP and the ATS-V delivering over 460 HP for a race-track inspired driving experience.
The STS sedan came with a potent V6 engine and an automatic six-speed transmission. It could be further equipped with a performance handling package.
The DTS combined luxury and power with a Northstar V8 engine. It was a large luxury sedan with seating for eight.
Made through 2004, the Seville was another large luxury sedan with leather-trimmed seats and wood accents. It also had a V8 engine.
The Escalade hybrid, produced until 2013, featured the same powerful Escalade V8 engine combined with an electric motor. It featured a high-premium cabin and could get up to 23 MPG.
The Escalade EXT, a variant of the Escalade, could be converted from a five-passenger SUV to a two-person SUV with an eight-foot bed.
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