2013 Cadillac ATS Long-Term Road Test

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edited September 2014 in Cadillac

image2013 Cadillac ATS Long-Term Road Test

A game chooses a 2013 Cadillac ATS for me.

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  • quadricyclequadricycle Member Posts: 827
    The rational-decision-making-based-upon-weighing-my-needs-and-wants game??! Heck yeah, I play that game, like, all the time!
  • glossgloss Member Posts: 150
    Ah, the Caddy that Zigs.
  • zimtheinvaderzimtheinvader Member Posts: 580
    To have people tell me what car to buy all I have to do is say "I'm thinking of getting a new car" and it instantly becomes "you should buy:" from everyone. It has always seemed so odd to me as there are so many things that are different between cars and what is important to different people. Yet so many people think they know exactly what is right for other people. I will sometimes say "if you are looking for a car like that, have you also looked at this one or this other one?"
  • camrydriver69camrydriver69 Member Posts: 54
    A lot of people, especially "internet car enthusiasts", will just recommend what they would like to drive instead of what someone actually needs. "You need a cheap reliable sedan that won't cost you a lot of money? Get this 15 year old BMW, it has superior handling."
  • noburgersnoburgers Member Posts: 500
    We only mention the ones we want without making suggestions, or want the car we drove in high school.
    If I recall from old blog posts you hover near 40, which isn't old. And the demographics for the ATS makes you a prime customer.
  • noburgersnoburgers Member Posts: 500
    funny you mentioned the Catera, I spotted a 2001 in the newspaper yesterday, and that word has not been on my radar for at least 10 years. the fact I was reading the newspaper possibly means I would be in the XTS demographic (almost!)
  • shatnershatner Member Posts: 176
    Are you Jewish? NO, then a Caddy is not for you!
  • stovt001_stovt001_ Member Posts: 799
    @Camrydriver: the flip side of that coin is all the non-car enthusiasts who do the same thing, except recommending the car they bought instead of what the other person wants or needs. I've experienced this more times than I can count: "You should buy
  • bassrockerxbassrockerx Member Posts: 24
    there is a guy i know who would say "im thinking about buying a car" but not tell us what it is and give us the most obscure hints like how many cup holders it has and me and my 2 friends would guess every car we could think of (or think of him buying) and he never told us we guessed it

    this guy is the biggest mustang guy that i have ever met and he ended up buying a brand new eclipse GT with the 6 speed manual (this was in 2006) we would have never guessed but he told us he could have afforded a GT but the 5.0 was right around the corner and he could never own a v6 mustang. he now drives a BRZ which i can't argue against buying one but this is the most die-hard mustang guy i have ever known who has owned like 5 mustangs before and has mustang rear seats off of a 65 for a couch. i don't thing car buying is a rational behavior anymore!
  • bassrockerxbassrockerx Member Posts: 24
    back to the catera i was seriously conidering buying a used one for pennies that ran good but before i could make an offer on it the vehicle was sold to somone else. from what i looked up although history wrote that vehicle off as a flop it turned out to be a VERY well built automobile and the engine was built like a tank (note the northstar v8 engines of the same era were not) plus rar wheel drive!(!!!!!) and not every catera built has been plasterd with chrome take away the chrome and the looks are not bad.
  • eclogiteeclogite Member Posts: 48
    Have I ever played a game like that? Yeah, right here on Edmunds.com! It's called My Car Match. Always directs me to a Kia product, though.
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