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The CTS has been the keystone to Cadillac’s “reinvention” since 2003, according to editor Mike Hanley. Despite being on the road for nearly four years, the second-generation CTS still holds up well, Hanley says. For the 2012 model year, it receives a few exterior refinements and, while mostly untouched, the interior of the CTS still feels well-appointed. The only major downside is the cramped backseat, he says.

2012 Cadillac CTS Review