* Dealerships: Cadillac dealerships are the most obvious place to start. They'll have new and certified pre-owned vehicles. You can find a local dealership using the Cadillac website's dealer locator.
* Used Car Dealerships: Many used car dealerships carry a selection of Cadillac models, often at more competitive prices than dealerships specializing in Cadillac.
* Online Marketplaces: Websites like:
* Cars.com: A large online marketplace with listings from various sources.
* Autotrader.com: Similar to Cars.com, with a wide range of vehicles.
* CarGurus.com: Provides pricing analysis and reviews to help you compare vehicles.
* eBay Motors: While often associated with individual sellers, eBay Motors also features listings from dealerships.
* Facebook Marketplace: A popular option for finding locally listed vehicles, often from private sellers.
* Private Sellers: You can find private sellers advertising Cadillacs on Craigslist, Facebook Marketplace, and other local classifieds. This option often offers lower prices but requires more due diligence on your part to verify the vehicle's condition and history.
* Auction Sites: Auction sites like Copart and IAAI (Insurance Auto Auctions) often have Cadillacs available, but these are usually salvage vehicles requiring significant repairs.
When searching, remember to specify your desired model year, trim level, and features to narrow down your results. Be sure to thoroughly research any vehicle before purchasing, regardless of where you find it.
