Is the Cadillac CT4 fuel-consuming?

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JaxonAnn
07/24/25 8:09pm
The Cadillac CT4 has a fuel consumption of 9.6 liters per 100 kilometers. Here are other introductions about the Cadillac CT4: 1. Exterior: The Cadillac CT4 adopts Cadillac's latest styling design, with the front featuring the brand's newest diamond-cutting technique. Compared to previous models, it has undergone a significant visual redesign, making the new car more sporty. The entire grille has a ladder-like shape, with an interior composed entirely of black mesh structure, complemented by the car's unique maple red design, further highlighting the vehicle's presence. 2. Interior: The new car features a dual-tone interior color scheme, with chrome decorations on the door handles, air vents, and around the gear shift, paired with a three-spoke multifunction steering wheel, giving the car a very youthful appearance. Additionally, the dashboard of the new car is outlined with multiple composite lines, combined with a large central control LCD screen and polygonal air vents, further enhancing the interior's sense of layering.
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BeauDella
08/11/25 11:00am
I've been driving the Cadillac CT4 for a while now, and fuel consumption really depends on how you use it. During daily commutes stuck in city traffic, the display shows around 10-12 liters per 100km, but on highway cruising it can drop to about 7. Rear-wheel drive cars are naturally more fuel-thirsty, but GM's 2.0T engine with cylinder deactivation technology can shut down two cylinders during steady driving, which is a fuel-saving design. It's much better than my friend's older ATS model. If you're often stuck in traffic, fuel consumption will definitely be higher, but since you've chosen a sports sedan, the thrilling performance matters more. I recommend using the auto start-stop feature frequently - it helps save some fuel at traffic lights. With a 66-liter fuel tank capacity, filling up can easily get you 500-600 kilometers.
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