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From nose to tail, the XT5’s styling is pure Cadillac, sharing the same edgy design theme and 3.6-liter V-6 with the brand’s sedan lineup and more than a few design elements with Caddy’s full-size SUV. But its lackluster driving dynamics don’t match up with the athletic ATS, CTS, and CT6 sedans, and its cabin doesn’t pamper occupants quite like the Escalade’s does, making the XT5 a sort of black sheep in the Cadillac family. While the XT5’s interior design might be considered fussy, it is highly practical and spacious, and it’s filled with plenty of standard high-end infotainment features. While there are more luxurious and better-driving luxury crossovers available from Europe and Japan, the XT5’s unique styling and well-packaged interior might be enough to keep it in the running for some buyers. READ MORE ››
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