A great combination of style and performance, they 2007 Cadillac STS was a strong competitor in the full-size luxury sedan class.

When General Motors tried to create a fresh image for the Cadillac, it knew that it had to offer more performance for its premium brand, thus creating the V-spec versions such as the STS-V.

At the beginning of 2000, Cadillac chose to rename its vehicles using acronyms. And so, the famous Sedan de Ville became STS, which was a short take for the Seville Touring Sedan. The vehicle itself was based on the GM Sigma RWD platform, with V6 and V8 engines, which was a transition from the former Seville with front-wheel-drive. An enhancement for the Sigma platform meant that there was also an all-wheel-drive version.