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Vehicle Comparisons: 2017 Cadillac CTS vs 2017 Cadillac ATS

If you’re looking for a new luxury car, you’ll want to consider a Cadillac. Even once you’ve settled on a brand to explore, though, it can be difficult to narrow down your options. Should you go for the midsize Cadillac CTS or the smaller Cadillac ATS? Which of these two cars is better equipped to your unique needs on your drives around Philadelphia, Trevose, and Warminster?
This comparison of the 2017 Cadillac CTS vs. 2017 Cadillac ATS from the team at Faulkner Cadillac Trevose will help you understand the features and specs of each car, so you’ll be better equipped to answer that question.

2017 Cadillac CTS vs Cadillac ATS: Performance

The 2017 Cadillac CTS has a maximum power output of 640 horsepower, and is EPA-estimated to achieve a fuel efficiency rating of 20 city/30 highway MPG.
The 2017 Cadillac ATS can achieve 464 horsepower, and has an EPA-estimated gas mileage of 20 city/29 highway MPG. Both cars come with standard front-wheel drive, and can be updated to all-wheel drive to gain better traction and control on icy and slippery winter road conditions.

    2017 Cadillac CTS Sedan

      2017 CTS vs 2017 ATS: Interior Comfort and Cargo Space

      The midsize CTS offers 13.7 cubic feet of cargo capacity in the trunk, while the smaller ATS offers 10.4 cubic feet of cargo space. In terms of seating, you’ll find 40.4 inches of front headroom and 45.7 inches of front legroom in the CTS, compared to the ATS’ 38.6 inches of front headroom and 42.5 inches of legroom. In the back seat of the CTS, you’ll find 37.5 inches of headroom and 35.4 inches of legroom, while the ATS offers 36.8 inches of headroom and 33.5 inches of legroom.
      Both cars share the luxurious feel of a Cadillac, with standard leatherette upholstery and a clean design. Power-adjustable front seats are standard on the CTS and available on the ATS, and both cars can seat five occupants.

        2017 Cadillac CTS vs 2017 ATS: Technology Features

        Both Cadillac models come standard with the CUE® infotainment system that’s paired with an eight-inch touchscreen display. The system comes with standard satellite radio and Apple CarPlay™ and Android Auto™ connectivity. Wireless charging is standard for compatible device—that way, you don’t have to untangle any knotted cords. You’ll also have standard OnStar® 4G LTE with a Wi-Fi hot spot. The 2017 CTS also comes with a standard 11-speaker Bose® sound system, which is an available option on the ATS.
        A suite of driver-assisting safety features is available, offering systems that are designed to protect you from many common collision scenarios. These systems include Adaptive Cruise Control, Lane Keep Assist, Blind Spot Monitoring, and Front and Rear Automatic Braking. Also included is Parallel and Perpendicular Park Assist, which can automatically steer your car safely into a parking spot, eliminating the stress and hassle of parking in a tight spot.

          Test Drive a Cadillac: CTS vs ATS

          Now that you have all the necessary information about these two great Cadillac models, it’s time for you to choose which you’d prefer. If you still can’t decide, maybe you’ll want to give both a test drive! Contact us to schedule an appointment, and soon you’ll be zipping around Philadelphia, Trevose, and Warminster in your brand-new Cadillac.