2014 Cadillac SRX SUV

What's New for 2014

part from the discontinuation of all-wheel drive on the base trim level and minor updates to option packages, the 2014 Cadillac SRX is unchangedA.

Introduction

Small and midsize crossover SUVs are now among the best-selling vehicles in any luxury automaker's lineup, and that's certainly the case with the 2014 Cadillac SRX. It's easy to see the appeal of crossovers like the SRX, which combines roomy accommodations for five with an attractive interior and refined ride and handling characteristics. Of course, other luxury crossovers offer similar attributes, so last year CADILLAC  attempted to set the SRX apart a bit by retrofitting its touch-based CUE infotainment system. We'd call it a mixed success.

Shorthand for Cadillac User Experience, CUE is slick and aesthetically pleasing, as it dispenses with traditional buttons and dials in favor of a central touchscreen display surrounded by other touch-type controls that require you to tap or slide your finger as if you were using a smartphone. It's a hands-on glimpse at the future of automotive design, but we've also found CUE slow to respond to touch inputs and, in some cases, clumsier to use than a conventional control layout. You get used to these foibles in time, but fortunately there are other good reasons to consider the Cadillac SRX. 

  The all-new CTS redefines the idea of what you shouldn’t live without. Striking design, inside and out. Thrilling performance created by a lightweight architecture and a choice of three exceptional powertrains. Sophisticated technology that elevates your levels of safety, convenience and entertainment. Destined to stand out among the world’s leading vehicles, this extraordinary sedan embodies the notions of luxury and sport.