Used 2013 Cadillac SRX SUV Pros & Cons

  Chiseled exterior appeals to nearly any driver

  Cadillac User Experience (CUE) replaces the need for comfort controls, HVAC and audio controls

  Extensive list of safety features

  Unbelievable amount of cargo space, even with the rear seat in place

  Perfectly smooth ride due to the four-wheel independent suspension

  Luxurious cabin and comfortable seating

  OnStar telecommunications availability

  Plenty of passing power

  Abundance of legroom for all passengers

  Ability to tow up to 3,500 pounds

  Nearly everything you could want comes standard

  Quiet ride

  Confident and composed handling

Although it is hard to find fault with Cadillac, there are a few complaints that will likely surface over and over again. These include:

  Rear seat passengers will have little head room

  Poor outlines visibility makes passing and parking difficult

  Large turning circle makes parking a challenge

  Blind spots are an issue, but a blind spot warning system has been added

  No V8 option

  Poor fuel-economy

  Although the ride is smooth, it is also firm due to the suspension, which some drivers won’t care for

  Heavier than other SUVs in this segment, which dictates a longer braking average