How Many Problems Does Cadillac Actually Have?
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There aren't many problems. Cadillac's reliability has improved significantly in recent years. Particularly for models like the XTS/ATS and subsequent releases, the six-speed transmission has been phased out and replaced with eight-speed and ten-speed automatic transmissions. Overall reliability has now reached the industry average. Relevant details are as follows: 1. Powertrain: In the domestic market, Cadillac uses only one 2.0T turbocharged engine, paired with eight-speed, nine-speed, or ten-speed automatic transmissions. This powertrain combination has a very high installation rate and has been thoroughly validated, with no reliability issues whatsoever. 2. Electrical systems: Cadillac's reliability is actually quite good, with no significant problems. Some individual owners have reported occasional crashes in the infotainment system, but there are no issues in other aspects.