2013 Cadillac ATS Long-Term Road Test

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2013 Cadillac ATS Long-Term Road Test

With the distractions of Las Vegas, it's nice to have essential information front and center.

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zimtheinvader

wouldn't it be nice if people would go "hey, that car is backing out up ahead. I'll stop and let it go."

nsbio1

Wouldn't it be nice if a car could self valet-park as well as retrieve itself from a parking spot or garage? That, and a coffeemaker, would be extremely useful to have in a car.

unionbuster

Perhaps you shouldn't be driving if you are so dependent on electronic frou-frou to assist you with that extraordinarily taxing job of... backing up?

Or perhaps this piss-poor excuse for a so-called 'luxury' sedan is just that poorly designed?

agentorange

America has a culture of backing out of spaces that has always baffled me. Elsewhere in the world backing into the space is the norm. With the limited rear and three-quarter visibility of most car designs, you are pretty dependent on the gizmos whichever you do. The only advantage with backing into spaces is that the obstructions are not moving.

agentorange

@ Phil Reed "This is crucial information when passing through small towns. The speed limit is sometimes kept unexpectedly low until you are miles from nowhere. I know because I got a ticket this way last year." Let me guess, Goldfield, Caliente