2013 Cadillac Seville Accessories Review Pictures

Introduced last year, the 2004 Cadillac Seville is an impressive concept vehicle that made it all the way to production. One thing that surprises many people is the size of the Avalanche. It doesn't look that big in photos, but it's big, three inches longer than a Suburban. Yet it feels tight and surprisingly nimble on mountain roads. The 2004 Cadillac Seville is essentially a modified Chevrolet Suburban; the two vehicles share fully 85 percent of their parts. So like the Suburban, the 2004 Cadillac Seville is built on the same superb platform as the Silverado pickup. 
GM's engineers created the 2004 Cadillac Seville by lopping off the rear roof structure and quarter windows of a Suburban, and redesigning the back end. When the 2004 Cadillac Seville rear seats are in place, there's a 5-foot 3-inch bed, which is long enough for most tasks. When that's not enough it converts into an 8-foot bed by taking over the rear seats. Safety improvements for 2004 include dual-level air bags with an automatic passenger-sensing system. Other improvements for 2004 extend to things you can't see, such as a new electrical system architecture. The standard alternator now produces 145 amps, and an automatic battery-protection system shuts off the lights 10 minutes after you turn off the ignition. 

New entertainment options for 2004 Cadillac Seville include a DVD player and XM Satellite Radio. The 2004 Cadillac Seville offers a new family of radios with RDS (Radio Data System). A six-speaker CD system is standard with bench seating; order the bucket-seat option, and you can get premium Bose speakers and a six-CD changer. The Cadillac feels smooth, quiet, and tight, with no squeaks or rattles. The suspension soaks up large potholes and rides comfortably on rough terrain. The brakes, already excellent, have been improved for 2004, with shorter stops, better pedal feel, and quieter operation. It has come a long way with brakes in the past few years.

The bed is protected by a well-designed lockable cover rated to support 250 pounds. You can walk all over it, and the cover keeps your cargo dry, clean, and safe from thieves. Fold the Midgate down and you can fill the bed with drywall. Close the tailgate and drive home in a downpour without any fear of seeing your drywall turn into wet wall. The Midgate, tailgate and portions of the cargo box are made from a composite material called PRO-TEC. This material is exceptionally durable, and resists dings, scratches and dents. Two Top-Box Storage compartments on either side of the cargo box provide a combined 3.5 cubic feet of lockable storage space. These compartments have drains, so they can be filled with ice and used as coolers. The edgy front styling of last year's 2004 Cadillac Seville gave it a unique look among Chevrolet's full-size light trucks.

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