Suffice it to say that it is not 'becoming' of a Cadillac to be lacking in sophistication.
Here's my take on a constructive criticism of the display:
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1) the screen doesn't flow with the rest of the display. It looks like the gauges are just framing it, albeit not integrated.
2) the screen size is good, but the amount of information displayed is rather...lacking. Who needs to see fuel range or trip computer information THAT prominently while driving?
3) the gauges themselves just seem basic. They're not 'ugly', per se, but they don't evoke any more excitement than those found in the last gen Mazda3. That is to say, I would expect those block numbers in a Mazda, a Subaru, Toyota, etc., but not a Caddy if its CEO makes bold assertions of "premium or die"