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IT WOULD BE easy to dismiss the new DTS as a New York livery driver’s dream. But it’s also an update for the car that led Cadillac’s renaissance six years ago, when black DTS sedans with darkly tinted windows were briefly a trend among well-heeled baby-boomers posing as characters from “The Sopranos." Now the DTS has been left behind as other Cadillac cars are rear drive again and the trucks are hip-hop video stars. But there’s some innovation in the new DTS. The styling is a solid evolution of Cadillac’s edgy look, and GM has done wonders for the interior quality and design, partly because there was no other direction to go. Fit and finish are much improved, with a decent choice of wood tones and just the right amount of…

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MotorTrend (Digital) - 1 Issue, January 2006

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