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The 2003 Cadillac DeVille is offered in three distinct flavors: DeVille, DeVille DHS, and DeVille DTS. All are front-wheel-drive sedans powered by a 4.6-liter V8 engine, though the DTS is tuned for higher horsepower.

Of the three, the standard DeVille ($42,950) looks and drives the most like a traditional Cadillac, balancing luxury and value.

DHS (DeVille High-Luxury Sedan) and DTS (DeVille Touring Sedan) are both priced at $47,880. Both depart from Cadillac's old ways. They share many features, but as their names imply, one stresses luxury while the other highlights a sportier driving experience.

DHS and DeVille models come with a full bench seat in front and a column shifter. DTS comes with bucket seats and a floor shifter. The standard DeVille uses Cadillac's traditional digital instrumentation; DHS and DTS get the analog (dial) instruments often preferred by enthusiast drivers. Even the leather on DHS and DTS models is designed for different buyers: Where the DHS has elegantly gathered leather upholstery, the DTS has stretched perforated skins for a sporty look. Yet both offer a supple fit and feel. The DTS is distinguished by a wreath and crest in the grille, while the DHS and DeVille use a traditional hood ornament.