Cadillac Bls Saloon Review
Cadillac tries to overcome the UK's notorious resistance to transatlantic mushy ride and woolly handling by building the compact BLS saloon not in its native US, but in Sweden. The BLS is more or less a Saab 9-3 given an angular and aggressive body, a luxurious interior and a Cadillac badge. The diesel option will help sales, as will some buyers£ desire to look different, but America's premium brand needs to work hard to re-establish itself here. Its efforts will be hampered by a currently sparse network of UK dealers.

Cadillac Bls Saloon Equipment
There are three trim levels. Entry SE trim (on 175hp petrol and diesel only) brings climate control, centre armrests front and rear, cruise control, seven-speaker radio-CD-MP3 player, multi-function leather-clad steering wheel, 60:40 split-fold rear seat, electrically heated and adjustable door mirrors and 16-inch aluminium wheels. Luxury trim (not available on the 2.8 T V6) adds a dual-zone facility on the climate control, walnut-veneer cabin trim, leather upholstery with the front seats heated and electrically adjustable, front fog lamps, automatic wipers and 17-inch aluminium wheels. Sport Luxury trim is available only on the 2.8 T V6 and tops out with dual chrome exhaust tailpipe finishers, lowered sports chassis with 18-inch aluminium wheels, auto-dimming mirrors inside and outside, power-folding door mirrors, rear parking assistance, nine-speaker Bose radio-CD-MP3 system with satellite navigation, bi-xenon headlights and a hands-free mobile-phone system.

Customer Reviews
No Customer Reviews Available