Is the Cadillac ATS-V your first Cadillac?

***ATSVFan*** · 02-10-2015, 02:33 PM

Is the Cadillac ATS-V your first Cadillac?

**Rinzler** · 03-02-2015, 03:47 AM

I almost bought a CTS about 2 or three years ago, but money was an issue. Now, I am ready to buy a new car and I have my sights set on an ATS-V coupe

**ATXCADILLAC** · 03-02-2015, 11:56 AM

This will also be my first, never thought I would ever own one and sure glad Cadillac is aiming for new demographics with the ATS.

**USMC70** · 03-20-2016, 08:31 AM

I had a 2014 Corvette 3LT. It was hardly getting used because if one of the kids wanted to come along I couldn't use the Corvette. The Cadillac ATS-V fit the solution. It had looks, power and the back seat. I don't regret it. So far I'm enjoying the Cadillac brand. I like the luxury to it but yet it's very sporty.

**Mr645** · 10-21-2016, 08:28 AM

Our 2016 ATS-V is our first Cadillac, and likely our last. 2 months old, a few problems and dealers cannot get parts to fix it. Speaking to Cadillac about it and they offered a nice apology and told me there is nothing they can do until parts become available from their supplier. So were stuck with a $70k car with no working Cue system.

Oh, they offered to authorize the dealer to provide a loaner, an ATS 2.0 base loaner. Ok for a few days but were talking a month so far and still waiting.

Horrible customer service and support

**Mr645** · 10-21-2016, 08:30 AM

Our 2016 ATS-V is our first Cadillac, and likely our last. 2 months old, a few problems and dealers cannot get parts to fix it. Speaking to Cadillac about it and they offered a nice apology and told me there is nothing they can do until parts become available from their supplier. So were stuck with a $70k car with no working Cue system.

Oh, they offered to authorize the dealer to provide a loaner, an ATS 2.0 base loaner. Ok for a few days but were talking a month so far and still waiting.

Horrible customer service and support