2017 Cadillac XT5 handling in Snow

How Does the 2017 Cadillac XT5 Handle In Snow?

Snowy weather can take any driver and turn them into a nervous wreck, depending on whether the vehicle they are driving is prepared to handle the slippery roads and unpredictable conditions. If you’re wondering whether the 2017 Cadillac XT5 is a good option for driving in snow and ice, read on. We’ll give you the scoop on the standard and available features that make this SUV a luxurious and comfortable favorite for drivers in any season.  

2017 Cadillac XT5 SUV vs Snow and Ice

Developed to reduce weight and offer a more contemporary design, the Cadillac XT5 is the replacement for Cadillac’s most popular model, the SRX. It weighs in at more than 200 pounds less than the SRX, yet comes packed with more comfort and convenience than its predecessor. So, can it handle snow?

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Here are some of the safety and technology features you’ll want to check out when considering the XT5 as an all-season SUV: 

  • Available all-wheel drive 
  • Upgraded suspension 
  • Wide-view rear camera 
  • Forward-Collision Warning 
  • Low-Speed Automatic Braking  

High-tech features like the ones listed above can take your XT5 experience to the next level, allowing you to drive with comfort and confidence when the roads are rough. A number of airbags work to help prevent injury to you or your passengers in the case of a collision, and the confident stance and power of the XT5 make for a powerful and responsive driving experience.

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Test Drive 2017 Cadillac XT5 Kenosha Milwaukee WI

If you’d like to see what we’re talking about, schedule a test drive behind the wheel of a 2017 Cadillac XT5 online. Our up-to-date online inventory features all of the models available on our lot, and our friendly professional team is here to answer any of your questions or concerns about financing.

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