During the 2011 Los Angeles Auto Show General Motors unveiled its Cadillac XTS full-size luxury sedan which went on sale as a Cadillac model starting from 2013 until 2019. GM's Epsilon II platform enables the Cadillac XTS production because it implements front-engine configurations that support front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive systems to deliver enhanced management during diverse road conditions. The direct-injection 3.6 L V6 engine of the vehicle produces 300 hp alongside 264 lb-ft of torque for better performance. The Cadillac XTS provides improved driving quality with an advanced automatic transmission system that successively replaced the 6T70 in its production line. The Cadillac XTS maintains superior ride stability because of its 111.7 inch wheelbase which creates a spacious interior and its 3,995 pound curb weight. Various lightweight vehicle parts throughout the Cadillac XTS collaborate to provide improved fuel efficiency without compromising the structural strength. The Cadillac XTS offers top-level protection during driving because its safety features include Forward Collision Alert with Automatic Emergency Braking as well as Adaptive Cruise Control. Genuine Cadillac XTS components undergo quality control checks before production to maintain original specifications which ensures the vehicle meets performance requirements and remains dependable in all aspects. The market respects Cadillac XTS because it combines luxury styling with practicality through its constant dedication to superior quality standards.