Source: Pixabay When it comes to purchasing a new Cadillac, leasing is a popular option. To retain the car in your possession, you make a down payment at the start of the lease and then make recurring monthly leasing payments for the duration of the lease period. The majority of leases last about 36 months, depending on the model, year, and dealership preference. If you want to lease a Cadillac, knowing the offers are a good place to start.

With the rise of practical but mostly uninspired SUVs, many folks seem to believe that the era of the great American sedan is ending. Cadillac is one of the few manufacturers that pushes the luxury sedan movement with the Cadillac CTS. If you’re planning to buy a Cadillac CTS, you’re mostly in good hands due to its reputation for reliability. However, some years are less reliable than others. According to RepairPal, the Cadillac CTS has a reliability rating of 3.