I don't buy cars with transmission cables.

This won't have any effect because they closed shop a few month's back so you can't get it.

But there are other sources for tunes, intakes, exhaust, etc..

Any failures cause by changes to the...

They went out of business a few weeks ago.

I disagree. It's not even mentioned here: http://www.gamespot.com/forums/offtopic-discussion-314159273/what-is-the-worst-forum-community-that-you-have-ev-29140827/

Mine shows the correct pressures. Have you manually measured the pressures at the same time you see them on the display to confirm the display is actually wrong. It is possible for the right side...

It may be your car. I ripped ~50 CDs using WMP. I ripped them in WMA format. I also used MP3Tag. Copied it all to an SD card in April and no problems at all.

AutoGuide also owns the biggest (and very busy) Cadillac forum site. So I'm curious why they keep this one that often goes days (compared to seconds) between posts. Why not just keep the domain and...

It's even more fun when a station has different programming on the HD than the regular FM; then its like the station keeps changing. Pretty amazing Cadillac could get that so wrong (letting customers...

What are you basing the conclusion it is overheating on?

FWIW, the optional Track Performance package did NOT list any additional transmission cooling. That hints that the standard cooling is not...

To OP, if you have a phone with an SD slot and want to move the SD between the phone and anything else (like the car) be aware of the various SD form factors. A phone will almost certainly use a...

USB devices have more complexity and more variations than SD cards. Plus even the mini USB drives stick out somewhat and are therefore more susceptible to damage to the socket and the drive from...

I saw a post on another forum that said an ATS owner just plugged it into an existing connector and it worked. I don't know first hand if that's true. And I don't know if it was a base without CUE or...

Interesting. When talking about their rough engine problems some ATS owners say pardon my French.

1) They have to have every engine/trans/car tested for govt standards. That's expensive.
2) GM wants to do their own gazillion mile testing of every combo. That's expensive.
3) Manuals typically...

One reason may be the one why I won't participate. The post below shows a complete lack of knowledge of auto reliability figures. Three problems or even dozens of problems does not indicate a...

No common problems. You see the uncommon ones more in the "other" Cadillac forum owned by AutoGuide because it has much more traffic.

Uncommon (but worth noting) problems include:

1) Rough...

The ATS is the first car on the Alpha chassis, which is why I am driving a Cadillac. I would have bought the first Alpha regardless of brand. If Buick or Chevy had their alpha first (and it wasn't...

While I would never buy a traditional auto trans except in a car that was REALLY special and didn't offer a manual (e.g. my Syclone) I would take a DCT with a setting for manual shifting over a...

I'm glad to see the poll.

The reason the forums sometimes seems as you commented is simply because a much higer percent of unhappy owners will visit forums than happy ones. Unhappy owners search...

It's worse than you think. I'm not biased since I much prefer the turbo with a tune to the 3.6 and didn't have to forego a manual trans. Its doubly bad to not have a manual with the 2.4 or 3.6...

This is not common but stalling or rough running is a known problem for a few cars.

There is a TSB that fixes the problem for some cars. Unfortunately, there is apparently more than one possible...

Yeah, car makers do weird things. The guy who bought the new Boss 302 #001 didn't know it until he already paid for it and noticed the huge number plaque on the intake of all Boss 302s. The dealer...

Looks like its 100% manual as of right now. ;)

Its just dual tips and facia for 2.5s.

Read the previous posts. Its based on a very wise saying that's been around for at least 40 years. Basically its that the "luck" successful people enjoy curiously coincides with how hard they worked.