Cadillac STS Information
Starting in the late 1980s, top-trim Cadillac Sevilles were called Seville Touring Sedans, or STSs. In 2004 the Seville was discontinued to make way for a new rear-wheel-drive luxury sedan flagship, which took the STS name. The Cadillac STS was launched to the consumer market in 2005, available in V6 and V8 models. In late 2010, Cadillac launched its 2011 STS line.
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2005 STS
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The 2005 Cadillac STS was priced at $40,525 for V6 base models and $47,025 for V8 base models. Both featured rear-wheel drive, but the V8 came with an all-wheel-drive option. In 2006, all-wheel drive was available for the V6 model. The STS was never short on power: The 2005 V6 was capable of 255 horsepower, while the V8 could muster 320 hp.
2011 STS
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The 2011 Cadillac STS starts at $47,280 and comes in several V6 and V8 models. The V6 models include V6 RWD, V6 AWD, V6 Luxury RWD, V6 Luxury AWD and V6 Premium RWD. The V8 models include V8 Luxury RWD, V8 Performance RWD and V8 Performance AWD.
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2011 STS Features
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Each of the 2011 Cadillac STS models feature five-passenger seating capacity, keyless entry and ignition, cruise control, bucket seats and the OnStar navigation safety system. Safety features on the luxury car include daytime running lamps, a tire-pressure monitoring system, child safety locks, anti-lock brakes, traction control and stability control, and supplemental air bags.
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Just thinking of purchasing a 1999 STS with 105,000 miles...what are the common drawbacks or problems with this vehicle? The owner purchased new and supposedly has all maintenance records and asking $4500.
