Review Car

2011 Cadillac Deville

The 2011 Cadillac Deville is smooth and stable at high speeds. The steering is precise and direct, so the car always goes where the driver intends. With innovations like Night Vision, StabiliTrak 2.0, and the Northstar System, the DeVille models set a new standard in safety & technology. The renowned Northstar System integrates four-wheel disc brakes with advanced ABS, full speed traction control, four-wheel independent suspension, Magnasteer variable assist speed-sensitive steering, and optional StabiliTrak technology that, when combined with this powerful engine, provides outstanding control, ride, and safety. The aluminum 4.6-liter DOHC 32-valve V8, deliver low emissions, provide excellent mileage with regular fuel, and has a smooth, quiet operation.

The 2011 Cadillac Deville is a handsome car, a combination of European and American, of contemporary and traditional. It still looks stylish and contemporary, though it was last redesigned. Its styling distinguishes it from other cars, including other Cadillacs.

From the rear, The 2011 Cadillac Deville carries the traditional Cadillac ambiance, but with a far more contemporary flair. The fins of yesteryear may be gone, but those twin vertical slashes still shout Cadillac loud and clear. The interior is roomy and luxurious. The 2011 2011 Cadillac Deville come with a full bench seat in front and a column shifter. The rear seat is inviting and comfortable. There is plenty of room available as you open the rear doors and climb in. Legroom seems endless. Even with the front seat at its rearmost position, the tallest of our testers could easily fit in back. It is one of America’s best-selling full-size luxury cars. As you’d expect of Cadillac’s flagship sedan, the DeVille coddles its occupants with a roomy, luxurious interior. Large front lighting clusters and an eggcrate grille give 2011 Cadillac Deville a bold appearance.

Turn-signal indicators are integrated into the side mirrors, alerting drivers alongside of your intention to turn or change lanes.

The 2011 Cadillac Deville powerful 4.6-liter V8 harmonizes with the smooth, responsive transmission, delivering quick acceleration and responsive passing performance. It feels solid and stable at high speeds, yet this big front-wheel-drive sedan offers surprisingly athletic handling, particularly the sporty DTS model. The 2011 2011 Cadillac Deville rides as supple as you would expect of a Cadillac. The suspension filters unwanted vibration and bumps, but doesn’t let the car float around like a boat. Though not as firm as a BMW, the DeVille provides a well-controlled ride. Bumps are felt, but suppressed to comfortable levels. Go around a fast, sweeping turn and potholes won’t upset the car’s balance, a benefit of the DeVille’s rigid chassis. This makes the DeVille easier to handle in tight quarters, important in big cities when surrounded by big trucks and aggressive cab drivers.