Cadillac Models for 2004

2004 Cadillac CTS With styling beyond bold, the new 2004 CTS builds on Cadillac's 100-year tradition of engineering excellence and design innovation, and is a modern interpretation of the strikingly beautiful cars for which Cadillac became famous. Read More
2004 Cadillac DeVille With more than 50 years of automotive history behind it, the DeVille symbolizes Cadillac's rich technology heritage. Breakthrough advances such as Night Vision, the acclaimed Northstar engine and StabiliTrak have shaped the DeVille's character, and distinguish it from other full-size luxury nameplates. Read More
2004 Cadillac Escalade In a few short years, Escalade has taken its place as a leader in the luxury SUV market, and as the starting point for Cadillac's product renaissance. An instant hit with professional athletes, musicians, movie stars and automotive enthusiasts, Escalade's self-assured stance and strong lines have attracted younger, affluent buyers to Cadillac, inspired song lyrics and created quite a following. The average Escalade buyer is 50 years old, about 12 years younger than the average Cadillac buyer. Read More
2004 Cadillac Escalade ESV In recent months, the Escalade and Escalade EXT have infused new life into Cadillac, attracting younger, more affluent and more diverse customers to the division. Now, Cadillac introduces a new member to the family - the full-size Escalade ESV and its luxurious offspring, the Escalade ESV Platinum Edition. Combining power, size and strength with trademark Cadillac styling and technology, the Escalade ESV complements Cadillac's luxury utility lineup. Read More
2004 Cadillac Escalade EXT When it first debuted, the Escalade EXT represented Cadillac's vision in a number of ways: a luxury division willing to take risks and explore uncharted territory, willing to break from tradition and launch an entirely unexpected, expressive vehicle. Indeed, the vision has been achieved. A sport utility truck, with elements of a luxury SUV and pickup truck, the Escalade EXT is Cadillac's novel, groundbreaking interpretation of the genre, and a bold, brash symbol of Cadillac's reinvigoration. Read More
2004 Cadillac Seville SLS The 2004 model year is one of transition for Seville. In May 2003, Cadillac discontinues the STS model to make way for the all-new Sigma-architecture based 2005 STS performance sedan, which begins production in summer 2004. As a result, the only Seville for the 2004 model year will be the SLS, which will be unchanged from the 2003 version and also will end production in December 2003. In addition, Cadillac will retire the Seville nameplate after the SLS ends production. Read More
2004 Cadillac SRX The all-new Cadillac SRX brings a heightened level of performance and flexibility to the medium luxury utility segment. It's a vehicle able to handle whatever path you put in front of it - a utility vehicle with a towing capacity (mid-year availability) of up to 3,500 pounds (1,134 kg) that drives like a sport sedan and looks like nothing else on the road. Its bold, breakthrough styling instantly announces Cadillac's arrival in the segment. SRX is the latest model to express Cadillac's bold new design form vocabulary, and echoes the crisp, creased look of its concept vehicle predecessor, Vizón (2001). As the first of Cadillac's S-series of models, SRX foreshadows and shares automotive DNA with future vehicles like the all-new 2005 STS sedan. Read More
2004 Cadillac XLR Replete with a dynamic design, advanced technology and a unique blend of luxury and performance, the Cadillac XLR brings a striking new presence to the elite luxury roadster class. The vehicle underscores its vibrant visual statement with a performance-oriented chassis and structure, and an all-new 4.6L Northstar V-8 VVT (variable valve timing) rear-wheel-drive engine. This combination makes it the lightest, most powerful vehicle in its class. "XLR is a luxury roadster with performance car roots," said Jay Spenchian, XLR marketing director. "Beneath its stunning exterior style, XLR has a patented performance car architecture that is ideal for a roadster and serves as a strong foundation for a car designed for great agility and bona fide luxury." Read More