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2026 Cadillac CT5 deals in Los Angeles

Sedan · AWD · RWD · Automatic (S10) · 21–26 mpg combined

No broker or dealer has posted a 2026 Cadillac CT5 lease or finance offer in Los Angeles yet — below are the Cadillac dealers that stock the car.

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Where to buy a 2026 Cadillac CT5

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7 Cadillac dealers in Los Angeles. The three with the highest Score are below.

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Boulevard GMCSignal Hill · Dealer53/100Score
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Cadillac of CalabasasCalabasas · Dealer53/100Score
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Casa de CadillacSherman Oaks · Dealer53/100Score
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Specs2026 · 3 L · I6 · 2 L · I4 · 21–26 mpg combShow
3 L · I6 · 2 L · I4Automatic (S10) · AWD · RWD18–22 city · 27–31 hwy · 21–26 comb mpg
Fuel
Gasoline · premium
Est. annual fuel
$3,800
Cargo
11 cu ft
Passenger space
99 cu ft

Not published for this model: MSRP.

About this model

2026 Cadillac CT5

This midsize sedan targets drivers who want a traditional gas-powered luxury car rather than something electrified. Two engines are available, a 3L six-cylinder and a 2L four-cylinder, paired with a ten-speed automatic and a choice of rear-wheel or all-wheel drive. Combined fuel economy runs 21 to 26 MPG depending on configuration, with city figures between 18 and 22 and highway between 27 and 31. On a 30-mile freeway commute, the higher end of that highway range means fewer fill-ups over a week of driving, though which engine and drivetrain you pick changes the math noticeably. Passenger space totals 99 cubic feet with 11 cubic feet of trunk space, enough for typical commuting or weekend bags but not for hauling bulky cargo. All versions run on premium gasoline, which adds a recurring cost consideration beyond the sticker price. With no hybrid or electric option in this lineup, anyone wanting to cut fuel stops through electrification will need to look elsewhere, but drivers who prioritize a conventional drivetrain and a choice between four- and six-cylinder power get real flexibility here.

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