This comprehensive parts catalog is your essential guide to repairing and maintaining your 2003-2007 Cadillac Allante CTS. It provides detailed information on a wide range of components, allowing you to easily identify and order the specific parts you need. The catalog includes detailed diagrams and descriptions for each part, along with their corresponding part numbers. It also includes valuable information on labor hours for common repairs, helping you estimate the time and cost involved in any repair project. With its comprehensive coverage, this catalog is an indispensable resource for both professional mechanics and DIY enthusiasts looking to tackle repairs themselves. The catalog features sections covering every major area of your vehicle, with specific details on: engine and transmission mounts, paint code location, engine undercover, clear coat identification, air cleaner, information labels, exhaust, front bumper, emission system, grille, electrical components, front lamps, windshield, hood, cowl and dash, cooling system, instrument panel, engine oil cooler, center console, A/C refrigerant capacities, rocker panels, pillars, and floor, A/C heater and ventilation, front seats, front fenders, rear seats, underhood dimensions, seat belts, front inner structure, front doors, airbags, roof, ABS and brakes, sunroof, cruise control system, back window, wheels, quarter panels, front suspension, quarter glass, front drive axle, luggage lid, front steering linkage and gear, rear suspension, steering pump, fuel tank, steering wheel and column, rear body, engine and transmission (without internal parts), rear lamps, and rear bumper.

There appears to be a slight error in the product name. While the "Allante" is a distinct Cadillac model produced from 1987 to 1993, "CTS" is an entirely separate and later model line. This product likely refers to a parts catalog for Cadillac CTS models manufactured between 2003 and 2007. The Cadillac CTS, launched in 2003, marked a significant shift for the brand, introducing a new generation of sporty sedans designed to compete directly with European luxury cars. This first generation CTS (codenamed "Sigma") marked a departure from the brand's traditional styling, showcasing a more aggressive and modern aesthetic. Powered by a range of V6 and V8 engines, the CTS offered a compelling combination of performance, handling, and luxury. Notably, the 2004 model year saw the introduction of the high-performance CTS-V, featuring a supercharged V8 engine and a host of performance upgrades. The first generation CTS was praised for its sharp handling, comfortable interior, and advanced technology features, contributing to a resurgence of Cadillac's image in the luxury car market.