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| Price | $32,245.00 | $34,545.00 | Check Prices | $30,885.00 | $32,900.00 |
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| The Bottom Line | Besides the lack of Bluetooth, the 2008 Cadillac CTS offers the most advanced digital music options and navigation we've seen in a car. Its performance character makes it fun to drive hard and perfectly suitable for a daily commute. | Besides the lack of Bluetooth, the 2008 Cadillac CTS offers the most advanced digital music options and navigation we've seen in a car. Its performance character makes it fun to drive hard and perfectly suitable for a daily commute. | The 2009 Lincoln MKS is a star when it comes to in-cabin entertainment and information sources, especially at its price. But you will have to be content with a comfortable, rather than sporty, ride. | A well-engineered power plant and nicely accessible dashboard electronics make the Cadillac CTS a good ride, but a few quirks hold it back. | The 2008 Mercedes-Benz C300 covers cabin tech basics and drivability very well, without going over the top. Its imperturbable handling is good but doesn't generate much excitement, while its cabin tech gets the job done without many frills. |
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| Drivetrain available |
Rear-drive |
Rear-drive |
Front-drive |
rear-drive |
Rear-drive |
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Gas |
Gas |
Gas |
Gas |
Gas |
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Sedan |
Sedan |
Sedan |
sedan |
Sedan |
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Base |
Base |
MKS |
Base |
C300 Luxury |
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