Cadillac has solved one of the most annoying problems with modern cars by Benjamin Zhang on Feb 2, 2017, 8:59 AM Advertisement
 I don't feel like I'm alone when I say that my cellphone and I are inseparable. This also applies when I'm commuting by car. Although hand-held phone use is against the law in many parts of the country, Bluetooth hands-free technology allows the driving public to make calls with fewer distractions. But the problem is where to store those phones. As prevalent as mobile phones have become over the last decade and a half, carmakers have lagged behind in phone storage solutions. Having driven a few Cadillacs in recent months, I noticed that the New York-based luxury brand is doing some interesting stuff with phone storage. SEE ALSO: The XT5 is Cadillac's hottest selling SUV — but it has just one problem Last May, I had a chance to check out Cadillac's new XT5 crossover SUV.
As I stepped into the XT5's well-appointed cabin, I immediately looked for somewhere to put my phone.
The natural first choice is to put the phone in the cup-holders, but that greatly detracts from their utility.
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