2016 CADILLAC CTS RECALLS
CTS III generation is a 4 doors sedan produced by Cadillac from 2016 to 2019 with petrol engines with maxspeed 200 mph. Capacity is 5 passengers including driver.
Model Trims
- CTS 3.6 V6 (325 Hp) Automatic
- CTS 2.0 (272 Hp) AWD Automatic
- CTS 2.0 (276 Hp) Automatic
- CTS 2.0 (276 Hp) AWD Automatic
- CTS 3.6 V6 (325 Hp) AWD Automatic
- CTS 3.6 V6 (340 Hp) Automatic
- CTS 3.6 V6 (340 Hp) AWD Automatic
- CTS 3.6 V6 (426 Hp) Automatic
- CTS 2.0 (272 Hp) Automatic
- CTS V 6.2 V8 (649 Hp) Automatic
Features & Specs
5
seats
17-21 mpg city
25-32 mpg hwy
RWD, AWD
drivetrain
272-649
horsepower
Reported Problems
4 Total Safety Recalls Found
STEERING:ELECTRIC POWER ASSIST SYSTEM
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Total cars affected: 26772
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NHTSA campaign: 19V086000
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Date of the problem: 07/02/2019
Loss of power steering assist would require a higher steering effort, especially at lower speeds, which may increase the risk of a crash.
SEATS:FRONT ASSEMBLY:SEAT HEATER/COOLER
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Total cars affected: 52867
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NHTSA campaign: 18V595000
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Date of the problem: 07/09/2018
In cold ambient temperatures, the seat heaters in these vehicles can turn on automatically when the vehicle is remotely started. If a damaged seat heater is turned on while no one is inside the vehicle, the damaged seat heater can overheat, increasing the risk of a fire.
EU rapid alert system
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Risk level: 2
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Rapex alert: A12/1944/18
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Date of the problem: 21/12/2018
In vehicles equipped with automatic activation of heated front seats on remote start, occupant pressure on the seat in the same location can over time damage the flexible heating mat inside the seat. In rare cases, this can cause high electrical resistance in the damaged area of the mat. As a consequence, areas of the seat subject to high electrical resistance may overheat and could lead to fire when the vehicle is unattended.
EU rapid alert system
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Risk level: 3
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Rapex alert: A12/0909/19
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Date of the problem: 21/06/2019
The power steering assist may be defective which may cause loss of electric power steering. This can impair the steering functionality, increasing the risk of a crash.
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