Seat Height
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I can't imagine you didn't try to raise the seat with the controller. I wouldn't try to do this on my own unless you are so mechanically inclined, but in prior cars my parents had used steel spacers between the seat and the rack to raise its height. That seemed to work well.
As badblkcts says, if sitting on your favorite pillow isn't your favorite choice, then about the only other alternative is to either raise the seat tracks via some custom spacers OR raise the seat itself (on the tracks), also via some type of spacers. Good luck!
Hi SC Rock,
Suggest that you ask if GM's product liability lawyers will allow your Cadillac dealer to raise the seat track assembly from the floorboard using spacers, or whatever, in a manner that will not void any aspect of your bumper-to-bumper warranty coverage. If your Cadillac dealer cannot do it for you, then I'd look for a booster cushion - just for example: http://www.airbagonoff.com/seat_cushion.htm.
Suggest that you ask if GM's product liability lawyers will allow your Cadillac dealer to raise the seat track assembly from the floorboard using spacers, or whatever, in a manner that will not void any aspect of your bumper-to-bumper warranty coverage. If your Cadillac dealer cannot do it for you, then I'd look for a booster cushion - just for example: http://www.airbagonoff.com/seat_cushion.htm.
I don't know how short you are, but if you do raise the seat (higher than max. seat adjustment will allow) you also need to be concerned about your feet reaching the pedals.
Didn't you drive the car before you bought it?
The OP never actually said he owns a CTS. Perhaps he's doing his due deligence before he buy's one.
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