Carma Dealer Certified Pre-Owned 90-Point Inspection PassedThis 2019 Cadillac CTS 3.6L Luxury has been road tested, inspected, and serviced by our own team, and it's backed by our Quality Plus Auto Protection Plan and 5-Year Maintenance Plan.Proudly serving customers with over 22,000 vehicles sold.2019 Cadillac CTS 3.6L Luxury Radiant Silver Metallic over Jet Black LeatherA genuine American luxury sedan with the V6 power and the full Cadillac feature set to back it up. This CTS comes with 2 keys and its original owner's manual books, and it's been through our own 90-point inspection before hitting the lot. What You're Actually Getting- Carma 90-point inspection: road tested, inspected, serviced, then driven again to confirm the work- OBDII scan confirmed: all drive monitors completed, zero stored or pending trouble codes- CARFAX 2-owner vehicle, personal use throughout, no total loss reported- Documented recent work within the last 12 months: four new tires fitted, and the rear differential pinion seal replaced (completed by independent shops in New York prior to arriving at Carma)- Estimated retail value of that recent work: roughly $1,250$1,700, using standard market rates for those parts and labor (estimate, since CARFAX documents the work performed but not the dollar cost)- 2 keys and the original owner's manual books included- Includes our Quality Plus Auto Protection Plan (Level 1: engine, transmission, drivetrain) and 5-Year Maintenance Plan details below Real ValueWe don't just point to a sticker and call it a deal here's the actual math. We cross-checked this CTS against five independent sources: CARFAX's History-Based Value ($20,620), J.D. Power's Retail Book ($21,675), Manheim's Adjusted Retail Average ($22,100), Kelley Blue Book's Typical Listing Price ($23,990), and a live market average pull ($24,311). CARFAX's own figure is the outlier here it's the source known to skew low relative to real retail on vehicles like this one so we weighted it as context rather than letting it set the floor, anchoring instead on the more consistent middle-to-upper cluster of sources.That puts the honest market value of this CTS in the $21,700$24,300 range on its own. Add the roughly $1,250$1,700 in documented recent repair work, the $2,500 5-Year Maintenance Plan, and the $300 retail value of the included Quality Plus warranty coverage, and you're looking at roughly $25,750 to $28,800 in total value in this vehicle not just a price tag. Market pricing shifts, so if you'd like a more current pricing report before you decide, just ask our goal is that you never overpay and always know exactly what you're getting for it. Price is only what you pay; value is what you get, so weigh the two side by side rather than comparing sticker numbers alone. Features & Specs- 3.6L V6 engine, 8-speed automatic transmission, All-Wheel Drive- Jet Black leather-appointed seating, heated and ventilated front seats- Dual-zone automatic climate control- Bose premium audio system- CUE touchscreen infotainment with navigation- Rear Vision Camera with Rear Parking Assist- Adaptive remote start- 45,007 current miles Vehicle History (Full Transparency)This CTS has two reported accidents on CARFAX and has had 2 owners, both in New York, and we want to walk through exactly what's documented rather than gloss over it.The first, on 11/28/2023, was reported as moderate damage from a collision with another vehicle, with damage to the right side and rear, and the front airbags deployed. By law, any deployed airbag must be replaced by a qualified technician before a vehicle can be safely returned to the road this vehicle went on to pass multiple New York state safety inspections afterward, which include physical inspection of restraint systems. The second event, reported 12/06/2025, was logged as minor to moderate damage to the right rear and right side, and the vehicle again passed state safety and emissions inspection afterward (most recently in Georgia on 7/28/2026). CARFAX reports no total loss and no structural damage on this vehicle at any point, though CARFAX's standard guidance is to always have a vehicle with accident history inspected by a collision repair specialist before you buy advice we'd echo here more than on a typical clean-history vehicle.Title history is clean throughout no salvage, rebuilt, flood, fire, hail, or lemon branding reported on either owner's record. The original factory warranty is expired, as expected for a 2019 model at this mileage; that's exactly why our Quality Plus coverage is included below. Buyer's Guide & Realistic ExpectationsEvery used vehicle we sell is accompanied by the federal Buyers Guide, which you'll review and sign as part of your purchase. It's worth actually reading it covers what systems are and aren't covered under any warranty and is separate from the As-Is acknowledgment some vehicles carry. Used vehicles are used, and a 2019 model with real-world mile