Cadillac CTS vs Hyundai Equus

The Cadillac CTS starts about $16,155 lower, returns better fuel economy and makes more power than the Hyundai Equus. Here is how the two compare on the numbers that decide most purchases.

Specification comparison between the Cadillac CTS and the Hyundai Equus
MeasureCadillac CTSHyundai Equus
Price rangeOriginal sticker prices across all trims.$45,345–$86,995$61,500–$68,750
Years covered2015–20192015–2016
Fuel economyBest figure quoted across the range.31 mpg15 mpg
Power640 hp429 hp
Cargo space13.7 cu ft
Seats55
Fuel typesPetrolPetrol
DrivetrainsRWD, AWDRWD
Safety rating5 / 5 ★ (NHTSA)Not rated (NHTSA); IIHS Good in moderate overlap front, side, roof strength and head restraints
Reliability7.2 / 10
Insurance (yr)$2,400 / yr (avg)
Resale value24% after 5 yrs
Recalls0 recalls (NHTSA SafetyRatings, VehicleId 10732 — the recallsByVehicle endpoint returns HTTP 400 for the 2016 Equus)
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Cadillac CTS vs Hyundai Equus: common questions

Is the Cadillac CTS cheaper than the Hyundai Equus?

Yes — the Cadillac CTS has the lower entry price. The Cadillac CTS spans $45,345–$86,995 and the Hyundai Equus spans $61,500–$68,750, based on original sticker prices across all trims.

Which is more fuel efficient, the Cadillac CTS or the Hyundai Equus?

The Cadillac CTS is more efficient, quoting 31 mpg against 15 mpg for the other.

Which should I buy, the Cadillac CTS or the Hyundai Equus?

It depends on what you weight most. The Cadillac CTS starts about $16,155 lower, returns better fuel economy and makes more power than the Hyundai Equus. Here is how the two compare on the numbers that decide most purchases. Cars4Real shows both cars' full trim tables, owner reviews, safety records and depreciation so you can judge against your own priorities rather than a generic verdict.

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