Used 2018 CADILLACXT5 Luxury AWD

    Exterior Color
    Stellar Black Metallic
    Interior Color
    (With Lunar Brushed aluminum trim.)
    Odometer
    93,847 miles
    Fuel Economy
    18/25 MPG City/Hwy
    Transmission
    Automatic
    Drivetrain
    All-wheel Drive
    Engine
    Engine, Gas, 6 Cyl., 3.6L, DI, DOHC, VVT, Alum
    VIN
    1GYKNDRSXJZ195277
    Stock Number
    JZ195277
    CADILLAC XT5

    Included Packages & Accessories

    Detailed Specifications

    • Max seating capacity: 5
    • Fuel System: Direct Injection
    • Fuel tank capacity: 21 gal
    • Horsepower: 310

    Dealer Notes

    Performance & Powertrain

    Under the hood, the 2018 XT5 Luxury AWD is powered by a 3.6-liter V6 engine that delivers 310 horsepower and 271 lb-ft of torque.
    Velocity Journal
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    MotorTrend
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    It comes paired with an 8-speed automatic transmission, which gets the power down smoothly and responsively.
    Autoweb
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    The all-wheel-drive version gives you a little more grip and confidence especially in slippery or variable driving conditions.
    Autoweb

    Fuel economy for AWD is about 18 mpg city / 25 mpg highway, according to Cadillacs specs.
    Cadillac
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    Driving Feel & Dynamics

    Thanks to the strong V6, the XT5 luxury AWD feels powerful without being over-the-top its got enough muscle for smooth acceleration and confident highway cruising.

    The 8-speed automatic is tuned well: shifts feel smart, maintaining good momentum but also staying efficient. According to Autoweb, the transmission has gear ratios that feel very well-chosen for this SUV.
    Autoweb

    With the AWD system, the XT5 has a stable, planted feel more composed in corners than many front-wheel luxury crossovers.

    Interior & Comfort

    The cabin is refined and upscale: luxury-trim touches make it feel premium but not overly flashy.

    Seating is spacious for five: front headroom is generous (around 39.7 in, per spec sheet) and rear-legroom is quite usable.
    Velocity Journal

    Cargo capacity is very practical: about 30 cu ft behind the rear seats and up to 63 cu ft with them folded.
    Autoweb

    Theres a smart cargo-management system: adjustable cargo fence + a retractable cargo shade help keep things organized.
    Cadillac

    For convenience, you also get a power liftgate (on Luxury trim), making loading and unloading easier.
    JB Car Pages
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    Technology & Features

    The infotainment system uses Cadillacs CUE interface with an 8-inch touchscreen as standard.
    MotorTrend

    Connectivity includes Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility, so you can seamlessly integrate your phone.
    Le Guide de l'auto

    Theres a Bose premium sound system (or at least a strong audio setup) in the XT5 great for enjoying music with clarity.
    MotorTrend

    On safety: the Luxury AWD often includes the Driver Awareness Package, which can bring forward-collision alert, lane-departure warning, pedestrian detection, and more.
    Autoweb
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    Practical Capability

    The 2018 XT5 Luxury AWD is rated to tow up to 3,500 lbs, which is impressive for a midsize luxury crossover it gives you some real utility.
    Autoweb

    Its dimensions make it manageable in daily driving: 189.5 in in length, 75.0 in wide, and a wheelbase of 112.5 in.
    GMAuthority
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    The AWD + V6 combo makes it a good pick for all-season driving while still maintaining a relatively refined, car-like ride.

    Style & Design

    The exterior styling is sleek and modern: the XT5 has a sophisticated profile with Cadillacs signature look premium but not too aggressive.

    On the Luxury trim, you get 18-inch wheels (or similar) that strike a nice balance between elegance and capability.
    Le Guide de l'auto

    Interior materials are upscale: soft-touch surfaces, good quality trim, and a well-thought-out layout make it feel like a true luxury vehicle.

    Why Its an Exciting Choice

    Powerful but Practical: The V6 gives real performance, and AWD offers confidence in many driving conditions.

    Luxury Without Overkill: The Luxury trim gives you premium touches and comfort, without paying for the absolute top-tier price.

    Roomy and Versatile: Good cargo space, five-passenger seating, and towing capability make it useful.

    Safety and Tech: A solid suite of driver assists plus modern infotainment bring both security and modern convenience.

    KBB.com Consumer Reviews

    Kelley Blue Book - KBB.com
    Overall4.2Out of 5
    • Very good value

      By Sniffles on Friday, July 19, 2019

      5.0
      Traded in my 2014 CTS for the XT5. So far I have had no problems. On our last trip I averaged 33 mpg (not bad for this size of vehicle). Ride is smooth and quiet. Really like the amount of rear storage. My only concern is the Cadillac CUE system sometimes does not want to recognize my wife's Apple i-phone so we can use Pandora or I heart radio (guess that we are not up in the electronic generation).
    • It's piece of beautiful art, in and out.

      By Happy Owner on Sunday, January 24, 2021

      5.0
      Many experts extensively reviewed XT5 elsewhere. Other than systemic underrating/over-criticism that I noticed in several reviews, there is not much to add on my own. Except that NONE of them evaluated the feel of the car, which is beyond excellent. After having it for more than a year, I am always excited to get in and drive it. It drives smoothly like velvet and is easy to control like a toy. The all-by-wire steering and transmission are simply delightful. The design, colors, materials used, and ergonomics are superb. And the understated, tasteful luxury makes my driving experiences even more satisfying. To say that the horizon-red exterior with Sahara-beige leather interior are aesthetically pleasing is an understatement. The interior feels like a piece of beautiful art, but still a real car. And the exterior will never let it to be confused with your neighbor's yet-another-SUV; it stands out without even trying. All in all, it is a piece of beautiful art, in and out. I wish the experts who review cars for living have noticed that.
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      By Frank on Monday, January 08, 2018

      5.0
      Turned in my old 2010 Lexus RX 350 for the new 2018 Cadillac and I am pleased. We demoed the new RX but the look turns me off, the front resembling a hoover vacuum or Pontiac Aztek. They did not do a good job with the design. So we went to Cadillac as I was impressed with the new designs overall with the brand, especially the front grille and lights. We bought the XT5 Prem-Luxury at apprx 60k with the 20 inch wheels.Very impressed with the features and comfort provided. The wife loves it, as it is very pleasing for the female driver, as it is a big stable, comfortable ride. Reliability will remain to be seen but so far it is a huge upgrade to the feel compared to the Lexus. I recommend this vehicle for those with 60k to spend, definitely get the upgrades.