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Michael Karesh @ Nov 11th 2006 10:58AM
The use of chrome in the interior resembles the new SRX. Apparently this is Cadillac's new design language. Works for me even better here than in the SRX.
The regular STS should be stretched at least a couple of inches. As many have said, the rear seat room in the current car is disappointing.
This car would not replace the DTS because it feels tighter inside, even with a wheelbase stretch, and would be far more expensive. Two very different cars at two very different price points.
My comparison of the STS and DTS:
http://www.epinions.com/content_209422093956