No One Else Has the Balls to Tell You the Truth About Cadillac, So I Will

[@scottykilmer]

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[@whearts]

The Toyota Champ is going to be my next utility truck. I'll have to buy the sides to the bed to keep my feed where it belongs, but being able to fold down the sides as well as the tail gate is an awesome feature for a rancher. Being able to forklift a pallet of feed onto the truck from three directions is a great idea.

[@adamcampbell8794]

I've had dozens of Cadillacs and loved them all

[@jeffreygibson1629]

I have a 2014 SRX4. The 2 wheel version is probably faster but I have accidentally laid a 4 wheel patch. The only thing that has gone wrong is that the sunroof drain clogged and flooded the trunk, shorting the tailgate module and pump. Parking facing downhill worked until it could be fixed. Fixing this car is pretty easy and I'm not a mechanic but I have fixed everything that has gone wrong so far. Thanks Scotty great video.

[@terry_willis]

I had both Cadillacs replaced and I can see much better now.

[@janthony721]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Mmmmchocolate]

🙄

[@fyrbyrd71]

Those pesky Northstars have always left blurry, teary eyes.

[@williamstewart3774]

thats why i drive a rincoln

[@OldGreg8647]

Nothing like cruising down a country road in a used Cadillac while listening to Huey Lewis and the News 🤙

[@GoodAfterNoon]

That’s the power of love!

[@Alex-qy8ur]

Just bought me a black 14 CTS V-Sport Premium and I be listening to Rick James, 2 Pac and sh it

[@svargamba]

My 2013 SRX ran 180,000 miles with no issues. Mobil one at 3-5,000 miles & ac filter. Trans fluid transfusion every 40,000. Oil changes helped me avoid chain slap caused by dirty oil.

[@anthonydelgiudice3245]

Have a 2012 186,000 put 10,000 in a year no issue’s running great

[@M3533ghost]

What was the issue after 180k miles did you encounter ?

[@troyboulware3518]

can you elaborate on a trans fluid tranfusion? i own a 2013 SRX and am DIY on oil changes. how do i DIY on that? do i just remove trans plug, see how much drains and put that much back in?

[@komradkolonel]

I'm not a fan of modern Cadillacs mainly because I think they are more or less just rebadged Chevy SUVs with a 30% price mark up. Same with modern Lincolns. But, I would love to have a 1975 or 76 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz with the 500. Now that's a proper Cadillac.

[@blairbrown4812]

What about the CT8? Or the CT6?

[@RobSlopezJr]

My 2001 cadillac deville has some of the same parts as my 1989 1500. I mean things like the radiator are EXACTLY the same. Fuel pump same too. Smh

[@willg.5168]

Same yr, but in a Fleetwood 💯

[@johnjohnmcclane1818]

​@@RobSlopezJr Would you rather it have difficult to find exspensive bespoke parts?

[@ronaldoglesby6115]

I've got a 1975 Cadillac Eldorado coup with the 500CI V8 engine (makes Tim Taylor grunting noises)

[@joemelissabucik7689]

I have 2 Buick LaCrosses with the same engine. 200k on one and still going strong. GM recommends a Dexos approved oil (synthetic oil) on these and they are right. I change the oil every 5,000 miles regardless of percentage oil life left with Dexos approved full synthetic and both cars have treated me well without any major issues. I bought a Cadillac XT5 as well with an updated version of this engine. The Buicks have 305hp and the Cadillac has 325hp. All are “zippy” and fun to drive!

[@thetrxppiniqqa]

156k on my LaCrosse ❤

[@brandonstclair6530]

I know a guy who took a Cadillac SRX to 250,000 miles, it took 3 differentials, 1 set of timing chains, 1 transmission, 2 water pumps, 1 radiator, 2 starters, 1 ignition switch and routine maintenance. Still ran okay but he had removed all unnecessary fuses because of a battery drain.

[@hendrikvanleeuwen9110]

😂

[@ralphfarmer9923]

Now that is some fine American engineering:)

[@beefeater777]

😂

[@Lane-jq3ed]

😅 damn

[@rectoplasmic4630]

I’m just picturing Chuck from Better Call Saul, tearing his car apart, trying to find which fuse is causing the drain

[@RobertP-kk5ou]

My mechanic had a late 90s small SUV as part of his loaner fleet with 250,000 mi and everything worked Great. Cadillac SRX I believe.

[@privateman7665]

I had a 2006 SRX with the V6. I am now a proud Toyota owner for life!

[@Guzman440]

So you downgraded

[@garykeith1048]

@@Guzman440 True, but he got a more reliable car. Why can't GM make good, reliable cars anymore?

[@Guzman440]

@@garykeith1048 my Cadillac has been good to me and she has over a 100,000

[@robs5855]

I love my 2014 SRX. Bought it used, recently had a transmission flush and it runs like a charm.

[@dekirkbride]

I have my 2001 Cadillac ElDorado ESC with the 32 valve V8 Northstar engine for over 2 years. No issues yet. It’s got 82K original miles on it and runs like a top.

[@rudedude4396]

🤨

[@cigarsalute]

Beautiful car! I've wanted one since i first saw them as a teenager when they were still being made. That generation of Cadillac had some incredible cars. Enjoy every moment you have with it. I hope that none of the Northstar - related issues find you.

[@TKing-ph7bq]

Hopefully it will still be dependable when you start getting some real miles on it. Cadillac are great driving cars.

[@willg.5168]

You got about 18 thousand more miles to go before it reminds you that you drive a Northstar

[@MG-sj1em]

Scotty, sorry but I need to correct you (rare). The replacement XT5 sells so well that GM has tried to discontinue it since 2021 but can't because there's so much demand, they just extended it to 2025. I think you're thinking of the XT4 which is a smaller vehicle. I'm a 50 year Cadillac owner had great ones and no so great (70's were not so well made) and can tell you my 2020 XT5 is my favorite. Better than any BMW or MBZ I've owned.

[@James-Lifts]

Yes what about the thermostat problems

[@rb2530]

I have a 2009 CTS 3.6 DI. I was the only sale at that dealer in that month (this was when GM was going through bankruptcy) The dealer changed my extended warranty from 100K Mi to 75K Mi and I did not pay attention when I purchased the car (in 2009). At 99.7K Mi I got the recall for the timing issue. $7.8 K warranty work. However, the recall only covered the timing, it DID NOT cover the damage the timing issue did to the engine. Nor the fact that the breather tube on the Passenger side was replaced with a sensor causing the oil to coke in that area. Long story short, it cost me an additional $5.6K to rebuild the engine. Valve train, Cams, Bearings, 2 pistons, all of the rings, the works. That shyster Dealer cost me that $5.6K by pulling that switch and me not catching it. I will not ever, ever purchase another GM vehicle, for any reason, due to that experience.

[@djplonghead5403]

Grandmas used Cadillac is a lawn ornament- it rubs but it needs repaired monthly- (we love the massive sunroof in it) so she got a 2012 Lexus. Much nicer car. Seats are not as comfortable but otherwise it is better.

[@Mr.Higginbotham]

Nice car, and quick! My wife has a nice one. Bought it in 2018 it's a 2016. We paid $25k. The tow recall is the only trouble we had. It's great.

[@jstravelers4094]

I bet she does!

[@justinmiles287]

Thank you for giving Cadillac praise they’re wonderful vehicles

[@PassportBrosBusinessClass]

I have a Cadillac Lyriq. It's an ELECTRIC VEHICLE. We've had an STS, SRX and XT5. They were great cars.

[@HYHLYFEVISION]

Did u buy them new how long you had them both?

[@ngoti8tor]

You must be so proud!

[@robertpsarudakis3474]

Huey Lewis and the News...good stuff!

[@stevehenderson2571]

They went to the XT5 model. My wife had the 2014 SRX. Headlights were terrible at night. Bought the brightest bulbs I could install. GM had a fix … R&R headlight assemblies to the tune of $600. Recalled? Nope.

[@indy69541]

Cant say ive had the same experience with cadillac once they start to break down its a flood of problems

[@RobSlopezJr]

I know, right? When they run, they run good until they don't. Then u find all kinds of crap needs to be fixed after that. Smh

[@indy69541]

@@RobSlopezJr you bet

[@dogsense3773]

Got a 2008, and it takes 2 hours to change the head light bulbs, and I'm a 40 Year mechanic too!

[@big0bad0brad]

My Mazda 3 just needs the wire unclipped, then turn the bulb assembly 90 degrees and out it comes. That's all it takes on something designed for ease of maintenance. Also dead simple: Battery changes, engine air filter, oil changes (though watch out for the crush washer you'll need to replace).

[@fromthebackofmymind]

Ditto on headlight bulbs on a 2012 Chevy

[@Rashuge]

LOL sounds like my wifes 2013 crystler 200 ;)

[@BCaTTenterprises]

07 mazda 3; 3min on a headlight bulb

[@jamessowder193]

Is it a CTS? Have to take the front facia off. I have an '11. I've got it mastered lol. You're right, takes 30 to 40 minutes. Got to love them engineers at GM 🙄. They say you have to do the same thing to my XTS but you don't. The one side you pull out the washer filler tube and you can get right to it. The other side is pretty tight but you can do it. The only thing that sucks is you got to be so careful with the HID bulbs.

[@renkhachatoorian302]

The best solution for longevity, is the manual transmission even for a luxury car.

[@dampergoldenrod4156]

The next car I've bought is a manual it's being manufactured now

[@ChrisLincolnHomes]

I have essentially the same car, 2010 Equinox with the 3.0V6. The ONLY thing I wish I had done as part of the maintenance was regular (40K) transmission fluid exchanges. I didn't do that and the trans failed at 149K miles. I've used either Mobil 1, Penz Plat, Amsoil for oil and have changed it every 4-7K miles. It just turned 176K miles. I took it to Orlando and back in a day, probably a couple hundred miles at least and was getting around 26mpg.

[@jeffreygibson1629]

My wife's Chevy Impala got transmission problems at 146,000. I guess that's how long a transmission lasts without a fluid change.

[@anthonydelgiudice3245]

No where near a srx lol

[@ChrisLincolnHomes]

@@anthonydelgiudice3245 I'm only talking about the engine/trans. Chassis/suspension is different.

[@gary_beniford]

Equinox are junk. Engines blowing, transmissions blowing, even when taken care of

[@ChrisLincolnHomes]

@@gary_beniford guess that's why mines at 176k miles.

[@dampergoldenrod4156]

After watching this video I'm glad I did not buy a Cadillac and I bought another car with a manual transmission I was having some doubts about buying a cheap car with a manual but I did and after reading or listening about a Cadillac having timing chain issues when timing chains should never have problems made me glad I did not buy a CT 4 Cadillac

[@filmjunkie4034]

That’s why I like the early 2000s cars- less electronic crap

[@sonidoexperiencia]

@@harveyhankerson8359keep her running they don’t make em like how they used to be

[@dampergoldenrod4156]

All these electronics are crap because they don't serve any purpose like a washing machine with all kinds of electronics that make it hard to use that don't serve any purpose but can go bad and cost money to repair

[@bmq05]

I have a 2014 base model. I replaced the headlights, it is an issue with these cars. I have replaced the purge valve twice. 2 front wheel hub bearings. 2 front strutts. These are just the things that i have had to replace outside of regular maintenance. Great car overall. Comfortable.

[@Randyplaysguitars]

Bought a 2009 srx4 a year and a half ago. No major issues until the fuel pump went out a couple months ago. $2000 to replace at the dealership. But then fuel gauge stopped working properly. Been 3 weeks waiting for them to figure that out....under warranty of course tho. So ive had 2 brand new loaner cars to drive in the meantime😅😅

[@verohandymike]

3:58 I have one of these SUVs. When I leave it for a couple weeks without driving I have to jump start it because all those electronics suck away at the battery. When I get it started, because the battery is still weak waiting to be charged up, it throws all kinds of codes. It's favorite ones are brake module and stabilitrak codes. Then when the battery gets full again they go away!

[@zachmiller6941]

Imagine being the original owner and seeing your old car on scotty's channel

[@Snorkel1205]

Scotty you're perfect. Rarely a natural comes along and you are one!

[@Kurtdog63]

I have a 2009 CTS AWD V6, still going at 160k plus. It does have that weird oil consumption issue Scotty described in a previous video. Requires a valve cover gasket replacement my understanding. Still has great power, original engine and transmission. It is kind of small though and not a good vehicle for tall people in my opinion. Wife drives it. One thing I don't like about it, is that it has a lot of blind spots due to large corner posts and due to the sports car design, feels like you are sitting on the ground. So many vans, SUV's, and trucks on the road now, when you park in a parking lot, you can't see over other vehicles to pull out of a parking space safely. Not a bad car over all though. We bought used for $6000 with 100k miles.

[@DatHondaBoi223]

Haha, try driving a Miata if you think a cts has bad visibility backing out of a parking spot

[@Kurtdog63]

@@DatHondaBoi223 I guess they are like sitting below ground level? ha

[@jerzy2td]

Perfect guy to ask, I’m thinking of buying a CTS 2008 with 106k miles, read online to “stay away”but so far everyone says they’re pretty reliable

[@Kurtdog63]

@@jerzy2td Ours is a 2009 model. We bought it used and the only thing we have done to it on a semi-major repair was replace the rear drive shaft. Engine and tranny seemed to be holding up well.

[@ditzydoo4378]

One would have thought that those at GM/Cadillac would have learned about downsizing with the Cadillac Cimarron debacle back in the 80's. but I guess not.

[@joelbennett6672]

I have owned 7 Cadillacs...from a 1974 Coupe de Ville to a recent 2018 XT5. They're not without some maintenance. But, Cadillac is the standard for Luxury and Quality. I've loved and enjoyed all the Cadillacs that I've owned. I am disappointed that the size of the Luxury car underwent some downsizing. I will say that of all my the Cadillacs, I never had engine problems with the Northstar. If you have mechanical issues, you pay more at the dealership service repair, but with a Cadillac, it will be repaired properly.

[@fgarcias529]

I like watching your videos Scotty. They're very informative. I actually bought this vehicle (2011) brand new off the show room and have had it every since. I have 140,000 miles on it and it still drives smoothly. Keep up the great work and I look forward to watching more of your videos.

[@MichaelB-u9e]

We had a 2010 SRX (3.0 v6) by 150k miles the motor locked up elderly driven and Cadillac dealer maintained . Right after that repair a whole other engine , a sensor went out inside transmission and it cost the same to replace with a less miles transmission than replace sensor. Was a beautiful car ours was loaded with dvds in headrest and custom mesh Cadillac grills all over but doesn’t matter when it won’t run….

[@DudsMotorShop]

I Love GM's electric parking brake. It eliminates the rusty cables and pedal that gets in the way...

[@fordmustang5763]

Almost every new car has electric parking brakes….I prefer manual parking brakes because if the battery dies and it needs towed, you can release the brake and move it

[@luklopskywalk]

GM deserves no love for any of thier crap

[@jbman413]

Your just swapping mechanical parts for electrical/electronics. Plus the chasing an intermittent wire is always fun as well...

[@robertthomas5906]

I never had a problem with their mechanical brakes. From the 1970s on. Always reliable. I * HATE * electronic brakes. I want mechanical.

[@dcsteve7869]

Later model GM V6's don't have the same issues with the timing chains as the earlier GM HF V6s. The problem was traced down to consumption of oil through the pcv system due to design flaw in the valve cover gasket and ventilation system. The revised system uses a different gasket with an integrated baffle to prevent as much oil from being ingested and the newer engines use improved hydraulic tensioners. An older engine can be easily retrofitted with the new valve cover gasket. However timing chain stretch and wear could be avoided in ANY of these engines by simply checking your oil level regularly as it was oil starvation that causes the excess heat leading to chain stretch and the damage to the tensioners. FYI the replacement to the SRX is the XT5 and it's actually a little bigger, comparable in size to the Honda Pilot/MDX and they've actually been selling well. Still think they are around $8-12k over priced in my opinion

[@jackpalczynski7884]

I'm happy to hear that hopefully GM has upgraded the 3.6L. I've been considering a Cadillac and both the timing chain stretch and cylinder deactivation had me thinking that I'd buy a new one and either dump it before the drivetrain warranty ends or buy the factory extended warranty. For the moment, I'm sticking with my Subaru Legacy.

[@lkjh00on89]

What year did they fix the timing chain issue?

[@EBIndy]

2012ish. Timing chains can still be an issue with poor oil changes.

[@dcsteve7869]

@@lkjh00on89 right around when they came out of with LFX series engines. In some models this was as early as 2010 but mostly this was resolved by 2012 mid way through the 3rd generation runs. These problems were pretty much remedied by the 4th generations that came out in 2016, but as stated there can be issues in vehicles where oil changes were neglected. for the record I had an ATS-V with the LF4 V6. Fantastic car, it was a monster on the track and felt much more responsive than the M3/M4. I always used Penzoil Platinum ultra and a Wix filter and that car had zero problems even with beating on it at the track

[@jaymelee23]

@@dcsteve7869 nice explanation. Thank you for taking the time to explain.

[@ElricX]

You get a lot for your money buying used Cadillacs and Buicks. Just steer clear of the Northstar engines.

[@RobSlopezJr]

If you fix a couple defects, they aren't bad engines. As long as you don't kill any computer modules. And as long as you dont mind taking the entire engine apart and making sure to put all new gaskets on everything that needs to be removed like when replacing the starter. I got the intake manifold off (,the starter is under it), then i noticed the valve covers leaking and had to get a special pulley remover for the water pump pulley (which needs to be removed to get the valve cover off), and don't forget you have to take, basically, the entire front end and radiator off, just to replace the alternator. Stuff like that. Lol

[@gigglybeast]

Stay away from the ALL 3.6 liters.

[@Alex-qy8ur]

@@gigglybeastI had a 15 LaCrosse 3.6L with 142K before the accident which never had issues and now I replaced my 07 LS460 with a 14 CTS V-Sport Premium 3.6 twin turbo and so far no engine/electrical issues

[@JD9mm]

Stay away from fwd northstars. The rwd ones are good to go.

[@joesykes1454]

​@@Alex-qy8uri got the same year and model 48048 on the dash. Is yours still running well?

[@michael423]

I’ve had 4 different Cadillacs over the past 15ish years, tho always the CTS and all of them have lasted well over 250,000 with only general maintenance, oil changes, plugs and wires, ect.. and where still going after I got rid of them, only did got rid of them cause I wanted a newer model, currently have a CT5 with 120,000 and not a day of issues.. but those aren’t the suvs so maybe those are different.

[@stewartsmith1947]

Cadillacs haven't had plug wires in over 20 years . I am sure the second owners thanked your for the hundred thousand dollars you saved them !

[@KTannerPaisleyKK]

Cadillac/Silverado both GM. My 2015 Suburban z71 transmission went out at 150k miles

[@tonystormcloud6889]

What did you say?

[@MGSmainthemeBACK]

The cadillac SUVs are just rebranded chevrolets..gmcs.. or buick suvs(get the buick even Scotty endorsed one), the srx/xt5 are just chevy captivas, the old xts was a chevy impala.. the ats, cts, ct4,5,6 are the only "true" cadillacs platforms

[@stewartsmith1947]

Yep ! This is an old story but a friend of mine had a 67 Caddy and put a Chevy 350 in it to make it more reliable ! LOL@@MGSmainthemeBACK

[@buybuydandavis]

I've never seen this show from Scotty, but I wonder: Would a high end scan tool be worth it to help maintain and ward off problems for an iffy old used car? For models with known issues, would routine scanning let you catch and remedy an issue before it became big problem? Or are models with repair issues just going to fall apart because the parts are bad?

[@jamessowder193]

I never had one problem out of my '11 CTS at all though. Amazing car.

[@calrateriro4005]

Hi Scotty. Love your knowledge & Humor. How about a video on a Lincoln MKS 2017-2022 or an MKZ same year span.? Thinking about one of those to start road tripping. Have I missed any on the Lincoln’s?

[@gary_beniford]

Don't buy a new Lincoln. They've got the same eco boost nonsense the ford's do. Get acura or lexus

[@liranbarryvaknin2773]

you're like christopher walken on fast forword man i love hearing you

[@verohandymike]

6:35 I guarantee 100% that it has a backup camera. The camera can be turned off in settings so that's probably what happened here, otherwise the physical camera may have an issue that needs to be addressed.

[@michaelchevreaux7780]

What a Money Pit, Compared To The Classic And Reliable Caddies Of The 1960s And 1970s.

[@lilibethdoherty295]

GM puts a lot of Engineering into Planned Obsolescence rather than reliability !

[@BonnieKay13]

I've owned 3 of them, you couldn't give me another one, the Lincoln is a far better car, the Town Car beats them all, most trouble free car I've ever owned, and the best.

[@ThatOneMule]

Got an 07 3.6l V6, 09 STS V 4.4 and a 2015 3.6l v6...I hate GM and I bought the 07 v6 from desperation. It is a great car and made me want to buy more. These cars came with a very detailed maintenance record however. I think these are great cars if cared for. I would so not buy one where I was unsure of maintenence. My 07 V6 STS is all original and runs beautifully, like hybrid quiet. Just change your oil, with the right oil, when needed!

[@TheRalf9999]

Warren Buffett just bought a Cadillac after driving a Ford for 20 years❤

[@chrislj2890]

Ain't nobody got balls like Scotty; each one of his is the size of a '94 Toyota Celica.

[@apieceofdirt4681]

I didn’t understand a damn word he said but I loved every single minute of it!!

[@michaelsauren4493]

Timing chain issue can be fixed, I think there is an alternate upgraded tensioner.

[@Nick41622]

But it's a big job, & costly.

[@paulwilliams1872]

LFX engines have the timing chain problem solved, as long as you change synthetic oil at 500 mi intervals

[@theOGofREDS]

Any idea where you found this out or where?

[@Firepulser]

Great video, Scotty. Thanks.

[@MrOakbar]

I have 2013 SRX and its lights are so dim, I even changed them to LED but the assembly is faulty it seems. Any quick fixes ?

[@jamessowder193]

In it's rear wheel drive you can turn off the traction control. Just tap the button twice.

[@sdcoinshooter]

Scotty is starting a beauty cover-manufacturing company. 😂 Don’t they have any other function? I heard they helped with heat dissipation? Just for looks?

[@chrislj2890]

A little known fact: Chuck Norris's balls are actually a spare pair that Scotty wasn't using.

[@robertfrank886]

I have one of these at 121K miles (2012 MY)- engine is fine, so long as you change the oil regularly- timing chain stretch comes from prolonged oil changes- I was doing them every 5K, now at 4K and no oil consumed between changes. Lifetime tranny fluid? Nope- changed that at 60K and I just drained and filled that at 116K miles. Runs perfectly. The key as usual is proper oil/fluid changes. I recently had the O2 sensors changed (all 4) and it’s FWD- AWD is a pain as the subframe needs to be removed to get to the rear O2 sensors on the cat.

[@DLOGKCALB]

@ 1:22 306 hp a few minutes later 7:40 308 hp maybe that engine cover was weighing it down 🤔😁

[@dgoulian]

Is it me or is every issue with every car Scotty looks at “ perfectly normal”. When’s the last time he actually fixed something?

[@joeslish-p1p]

scotty is getting all the dogs in the area all riled up.

[@mikethomas6120]

The Cadillac CUE infotainment system is the worst! After just a couple of years certain parts of the touch screen stop reacting to your touch. I can no longer connect my phone because when I push the media graphic/button on the screen nothing happens.

[@Mercurefamilyvlogs]

Caddy power I have one my uncle got brand new it was 45 k but it was for business but my next one will be brand new

[@nickyj3571]

The older srx and sts with the rwd Northstar where bulletproof

[@Mr.CellophaneHart]

"People want luxury SUVs but are sick of the ridiculous prices!" lol If the price isn't ridiculous it isn't luxury and if a common man can afford the repairs then it DEFINITELY isn't luxury. "It doesn't have to be better, it just has to be more expensive." - Cadillac internal company motto since 1954.

[@tory1831]

Worst Balls Ever!

[@Retro_Gamer_89]

Just bought a 2016 Cadillac CT6 with 91,000 miles is it worth it?

[@je19662008]

Scotty, you actually said something nice about a GM product. What's this world coming to?

[@Carmellothetheatrekid]

My neighbor has a 2014 Cadillac SRX Base with AWD. She only has 45,000 on it

[@travisjernigan8529]

The car buyer leaened what to look for by you, Scotty. Then he wanted you to verify the purchase. He got lucky twice!

[@vlcoronado2507]

After changing cue it door wont close complete and both temp buttons up red and down blue stay on and bows hot Ac now

[@johnhickman343]

Cadillac is undeniably a titan in the auto industry.

[@highspeed1865]

And here my 89 deville still going after all these years. Only oil changes and tires for me.

[@MARKLOCKWOOD2012]

Scotty brought up a valuable point dead battery you can’t put your vehicle in park or take out park. So you gotta chalk the wheels. be fore warned.

[@IKnewMickey]

New GM trucks must be running to take the trans out of park. Be fore warned.

[@Jkimmelblackface]

I had a 2016 ats 2.0 turbo with the Hydra-Matic 8L45 8 speed with the transmission shudder. It only had 21,000 miles. Had it flushed like they mandated and 7000 miles later it returned worst then before. Il n3ver own a gm ever again pure junk. The cue screen would freeze with whatever was on, and I would have to stop restart it to reset it. I'm much happier with my 2018 4 runner after 40 years I Finally learned my lesson

[@rhythmzz_9145]

I have a 2011 STS should I trade it for 2013 Volkswagen Jetta??

[@danielhamby9448]

RIP Scotty Kilmer

[@jackwilson4722]

Well .if it didnt have the vvt on the engine cover..might be alright..had a 2000 dts with the northstar engine ..awesome car awesome engine..ride like it was new..never replaced engine belts ..just 2 coils..still smooth when i sold it..almost 8 years of running for two thousand ..northstar engine great..no problems...this caddy you have too new...a money pit..ha.

[@bruceleeroy1572]

I got 2 05,s no major problems, so far.

[@The_Railroad]

2011 Chevrolet equinox with 3.0 v6 has grinding noises on slow acceleration what could it be ?

[@norisboren5402]

Check brake & transmission fluid levels. Have each wheel spin freely by hand to determine if a brake pad is stuck or wheel bearing is bad . Hope helps.

[@memesyandhorrorshorts]

I have a 05 SRX Northstar V8 131K miles runs great needs 2 cats and suspension work misfire on cylinder 7 tho 😂

[@jasperdilincoln2341]

At least it doesn't have the Northstar Engine 😄

[@sportmom2222]

My retired Cadillac tech has stated the Northstar is the worst engine Cadillac has ever made. Avoid those like the plague!

[@rosethao6004]

I had 2 and ran them both over 150k with no real issues. Maintained it regularly. They were both passed down from my grandmother.

[@jackblack1675]

I love Cadillacs.

[@BigFadZ]

Any advice on the CT6

[@TRIIXXII_]

Scott is it better to run my engine without the cover??

[@aaronhysong405]

much love scotty hell yeah

[@billiebobbienorton2556]

scottie has balls?!?!?!? Now THAT'S FUNNY!!!!!

[@anthonydelgiudice3245]

What was the mileage on that SRX? Couldn’t understand it lol

[@sportmom2222]

Mileage on the SRX was 100,300.

[@bowlerhatguy72]

Can you inform me about the xts Cadillac I can’t find any videos about it and I’d like to know if there reliable or not

[@GIGABACHI]

1:10 There's NOTHING reliable about a GM 3.6L HF V6.

[@Jeff-p5i2w]

All these used cars are great until the first major repair that costs you a couple of grand. Then they become endless money pits .

[@2007NissanAltima]

Cadillac is too iconic to hate

[@sharonsjustalittlebitofme]

Can You please tell me ur options on 2019 Cadillac CRX sport utility 40

[@D800Lover]

Does it have a turbo for that size V6 engine to produce 308HP ?

[@andylipiro3862]

Nope.

[@larryemcgraw]

No

[@fairfax_fran5109]

Scotty bout to make that check engine light permanent when it comes on 😂

[@ljseriyu691]

For some odd reason scotty reminds me of puppet with strings attached 🤔 😂 when he moves his arms i got distracted

[@garymetzker5763]

Scotty, keep the camera more still, im getting a stroke trying to watch the detail of what your showing..

[@mackvenom1]

These crossover crapboxes are Chevys. The cars are Cadillacs.