Used Cadillac Catera in Seattle, WA

Certified Pre-Owned: No Transmission: 4-Speed Automatic Color: White Description: Used 1997 Cadillac Catera 4 Dr STD Sedan for sale - $2,995, 105,679 miles with Alloy Wheels

Avg. Dealer Rating: (3 reviews) "BUYER BEWARE!!! This dealer is not honest. I was interested in a 2001 Honda Accord. I found out the car came from the east coast. I called the dealer to make sure there isn't corrosion. The car had extremely low mileage for being a 2001. The dealer told me that there was no corrosion. I was seriously considering the car. I was traveling from Vancouver, WA up to Everett (4 hour drive w/traffic). I wanted to make sure the car was in good condition before heading out. The dealer confirmed that the car was in excellent condition. When I came to the dealership, I opened the trunk and found that everything that wasn't aluminum was corroding. Drive the car; yes it drove nicely. Came back from test drive opened the trunk, pulled out the spare tire and found that it was sitting in water with rust on the bottom. I also learned from carfax that the car came in and out is auction several times recently. Anyway, had to drive home with no car... Would not recommend this place. The guy knew I was coming from Vancouver WA which isn't very close, and lied so that I wouldn't turn back around."

Certified Pre-Owned: No Transmission: 4-Speed Automatic Color: Maroon Description: Used 1997 Cadillac Catera 4 Dr STD Sedan for sale - $3,635, 122,579 miles with Leather Seats, Aluminum Wheels

Avg. Dealer Rating: (3 reviews) "I purchased a truck"

Certified Pre-Owned: No Transmission: 4-Speed Automatic Color: Gray Description: Used 1999 Cadillac Catera 4 Dr STD Sedan for sale - $5,991, 84,782 miles with Leather Seats

Avg. Dealer Rating: (11 reviews) "Don't go there. We went there to test drive a 2012 venza. Before we even got in the salesman said the window wouldn't stay up and will be fixed. Needless to say the freeway test drive was very loud. As we were driving, the gas light went on, yay good impression. We get back to the dealership and I take a good look around the car and see some random wire attached to the radiator with a zip tie.. so the salesman gets his manager to look at it. He lies and says his shop forgot it when they checked out the car. When I note that the car fax said the car came from michigan, he changes his story saying the wire was to keep the radiator from freezing (uh huh..). I asked he detail the car (since it was never cleaned from auction), fix the window, and fix the wheel well. He said unless I pay asking price, he would rather sell it at auction cuz it would be cheaper and he already had it on the lot 130days (the car fax showed his purchase was only for about 83day prior)."