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Cadillac Adds $4,000 National Consumer Cash Incentive For 2015 XTS Sedan

Cadillac has added a U.S.-national $4,000 cash allowance/consumer cash incentive for the 2015 XTS Sedan for the month of July 2015. The incentive has the following terms:

  • Not available with finance or lease offers
  • Take delivery by 8/31/2015
  • Residency restrictions apply
  • See dealer for details.

For the first six months of 2015, combined sales of the Epsilon-platformed XTS Sedan are up 0.87 percent to 11,590 units in the United States.

Besides the $4,000 national consumer cash incentive, Cadillac also has the following offers and incentives on the 2015 XTS:

  • Current GM lessens receive $750 toward the lease or purchase of a 2015 Cadillac XTS
  • Must show proof of current GM lease through Ally, U.S. Bank, or GM Financial
  • Not available with some other offers
  • Take delivery by 8/31/2015
  • See dealer for details.
  • 0% APR for 60 months for qualified buyers
  • Monthly payment is $16.67 for every $1,000 financed
  • Example down payment: 18%
  • Some customers will not qualify
  • Take delivery by 8/31/2015
  • Residency restrictions apply
  • See dealer for details

Excludes livery and stretch.

  • $479/month for 36 months on XTS FWD Standard Collection
  • $4,319 due at signing (after all offers)
  • Tax, title, license, dealer fees and optional equipment extra
  • Mileage charge of $0.25 per mile over 30,000 miles

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Comments

  1. SERIOUS MARKETING would Help move Cadillacs also, hold onto your seats and breath slowly, but I saw my first “Dare Greatly” commercial on a 2015 ATS Lease, 2015, HHmmmm, now the commercial was only like a few seconds long which Highlighted Nothing but the Lease, but Hey, it’s a start……I guess!!!! 😉

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  2. No suprise here . The XTS just doesn’t fit in withe the rest of Cadillacs design philosophy , now and in the near future . Everyone knows it was a gap filler when the DTS dissapeared . Having said that , I actually like the car . My neighbor has a white diamond Platinum edition that they keep detailed to the max . When the car first came out it was a huge improvement over the DTS . I still believe if Cadillac would take the car and update the front end panel ( grill and new crest ) and add a new IP , it would sell a bit better till the car dies in 2020 . It would be an alternative to the CT6 . Like at Oldsmobile you had the 98 Regency model and if that was to expensive you bought the Delta 88 . Can you tell I grew up in an Oldsmobile family !?

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