I disagree. The FWD system was the downfall of the Sevilles. The had all this power and great handling systems but the FWD layout is what held them back.
It depends on what’s broken, most parts are interchangeable on GM cars so though it’s a Cadillac you could buy a part from Pontiac to fix it. However if something Cadillac specific brakes such as the self adjusting rear suspension on a Seville, then it will cost a lot more then replacing the rear suspension on say a La Sabre of a similar year.
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I disagree. The FWD system was the downfall of the Sevilles. The had all this power and great handling systems but the FWD layout is what held them back.
FAG
they are expensive i got a 2000 sts i love n hate
you say so alot
Your Cadillac is really cool, I wish GM still made the STS with front-wheel drive. Now they are rear-wheel and all wheel drive.
It depends on what’s broken, most parts are interchangeable on GM cars so though it’s a Cadillac you could buy a part from Pontiac to fix it. However if something Cadillac specific brakes such as the self adjusting rear suspension on a Seville, then it will cost a lot more then replacing the rear suspension on say a La Sabre of a similar year.
Hey George,
how expensive are Cadillacs to fix if you take it to the dealership? Would it be a lot more expensive than a Buick?