2020 Cadillac CT4

SPORTY, TURBOCHARGED, LOADED, SANGRIA LEATHER INTERIOR, HEAD-UP DISPLAY, HEATED AND VENTILATED SEATS, LOW MILES, NO-ACCIDENT, NONSMOKER, LUXURY SPORT SEDAN! Few compact sedans mix style and driving fun as well as this 2020 Cadillac CT4 Sport, finished in Satin Steel Metallic over a rich Sangria and Jet Black leather-appointed interior and loaded with the Navigation and Bose Premium Audio Package, the Technology Package with head-up display, the Climate Package, the Driver Awareness Plus Package and a power sunroof. It pairs a 237-horsepower turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder with an 8-speed automatic transmission, and it arrives with just 22,278 miles, a CARFAX-reported clean record with no accidents or damage and 13 service entries on file. The history is easy to like. CARFAX shows no accidents or damage reported and no open recalls, and this CT4 was previously sold as a Cadillac Certified Pre-Owned vehicle. Recent service on record includes an oil change and maintenance inspection in May 2026, four new tires and an alignment in May 2026 and a new battery in October 2026, and the car passed its state inspections along the way. With 22,278 miles since it was first titled in January 2020, it has averaged only about 3,300 miles per year, far below the roughly 15,000 miles per year that is typical for the industry. What makes this particular CT4 stand out is the way it was ordered. Beyond the Sport's turbocharged power, it carries five factory packages and two individual upgrades, including heated and ventilated front seats with a heated steering wheel, a head-up display, a Bose premium audio system with navigation, a suite of driver-assistance features, front and rear park assist and a power sunroof, along with 18-inch diamond-cut alloy wheels. Originally priced at $50,115 with shipping, it is a well-optioned entry-luxury sedan that feels far more expensive than a typical compact. The Satin Steel Metallic finish is a modern, understated color that looks sharp in any light, and the Sangria leather-appointed seats with mini-perforated inserts and Jet Black accents give the cabin a bold, upscale personality that sets it apart from the usual black or gray interior. It is a sedan that makes a statement without saying a word. Why Shoppers Buy the Cadillac CT4 The CT4 was Cadillac's modern take on the compact luxury sport sedan, aimed at shoppers who would otherwise be looking at the BMW 3 Series, Audi A4, Mercedes-Benz C-Class, Genesis G70 or Acura TLX. It offers a sleek, athletic shape, a turbocharged engine with plenty of punch, a cabin loaded with technology and a more accessible price than many of its European rivals, which is why it has been a favorite for drivers who want style and fun without the full luxury-brand price tag. The Sport trim is the one shoppers choose for its more athletic personality. Its 2.0-liter turbo makes 237 horsepower and 258 lb-ft of torque, with the torque arriving from just 1,500 rpm, so the sedan feels quick and responsive around town and relaxed on the highway. This one adds the options that make a luxury sedan feel special day to day, including heated and ventilated seats, a head-up display, a Bose audio system and a long list of driver-assistance features. Ownership matters here too. With only 22,278 miles, a clean CARFAX with no accidents or damage reported, recent tires, a new battery and a record of regular service, this CT4 is the kind of low-mileage, well-equipped luxury sedan that is easy to feel good about. Automotive Press & Industry Recognition Reviewers have praised the CT4 for the things that matter most in this class. Kelley Blue Book describes it as a well-balanced, nicely driving entry-level luxury sport sedan with sleek styling, a class-above size for the price and the choice of rear- or all-wheel drive in the lineup, and says it offers a lot of car for the money. Edmunds' reviewers credit the CT4 with sporty performance, up-to-date technology features, powerful engines that still