For The BLS Wagon is attractively priced next to its premium rivals, well equipped and reasonably practical. It’s available with strong and refined diesel engines, too.
Against A choppy ride and numb steering mean the BLS isn't as engaging or relaxing as most rivals. Residual values are weak, and the cabin is full of hard plastics.
What Car? says
Distinctive and reasonably practical, but the ride and interior quality disappoint on what is no more than an average estate car.
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No reader reviews foundThere are 6 Cadillac BLS versions available
Buyer's notes
Target Price team says:
The BLS is basically a rebodied version of the Saab 9-3, and the two cars share the same engines. So, in the Cadillac, as in the Saab, it's a diesel engine that makes the best buy thanks to its strong pull, good economy and low company car tax bills.
Perhaps the most difficult problem to overcome when looking to buy a Cadillac is the very limited number of dealers in the UK, which are concentrated in the major cities.
One of the cars' major attractions is its distinctive looks, and you can make it all the more distinctive by picking something from the accessories range. This includes interior and exterior styling add-ons, as well as more practical items, such as roof rails and tow bars.
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