Cadillac CTS V Coupe

Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe

 Though not officially confirmed, a top-of-the-line Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe model of Cadillac’s upcoming Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe (based on the Detroit Show concept) is probably in the works as there’s no better way of promoting a car like this than creating a “halo” version. As these photo illustrations created by Nick Wilcox for Insideline suggest, apart from receiving Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe supercharged 550Hp 6.2-liter Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe  engine, Cadillac’s answer to the will also feature an aggressive bodykit to help it stand out from the standard versions.

Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe

Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe will acreage teams in the obtainable SCCA World Challenge GT Class with a racecar based on the Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe. The Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe  line, which additionally includes the Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe Sedan & Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe Wagon, was afresh called to Automobile & Driver magazine's ten Best account for 2011.

Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe

previously you have seen a post about Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe my blog. they officially revealed this car at the North American International Auto Show. Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe has couple of new features than standard version. Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe has a 6.2 liter engine which outputs 556hp power. it can reach 0-60mph within 3.6 second. the standard car has a six-speed manual transmission but the automatic version is also available.

Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe

I had the chance to take a first ride in the Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe   here in Texas yesterday. It's hard to explain how a "ride" is useful to someone looking for a "drive" review... mostly because it'll be completely useless to them. That said, here's some thoughts.

Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe

The Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe shares its magnetorheological dampers with the Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe Sedan, allowing it to maintain reasonable comfort while offering the kind of road-gripping performance that makes it the fastest production sedan around the 'Ring. And like the Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe  sedan, there's an atomic weapon under the hood.

Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe

Bobby Lutz has a big bobby’ for the Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe lineup. This is good, because so do we.
Lutz, currently head of marketing for, confirmed the forthcoming Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe  will receive the full V treatment in a web-chat on’s FastLane website.

Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe

Yesterday, Penske Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe Southbay received its first order of the highly anticipated 2011 Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe . Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe ’s new Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe is one of the most highly anticipated new vehicles this year. “Build it, and they will have a blast driving it. That seems to be the story emerging on the Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe  version of the new Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe   Jalopnik, Automobile, AutoWeek, and Motor Trend  have posted first drives. Right feet appear to be getting quite a workout.

Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe

The Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe race car hits the track later this month at Sebring as it gears up for the SCCA World Challenge series. This is the rare car that's maybe sexier than its render. More below.

Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe

Muscle coupe is powered by the same 556bhp, £ 551-ft 6.2-liter supercharged Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe engine as the sedan brother, good to take the car from 0-60mph in just 3.9secs. Power is sent from the engine to the rear wheel through a six-speed manual dual-disc clutch or optional Hydra-Matic six-speed paddle-shift auto ‘. Styling wise, Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe does away with conventional B-pillars and windshield is 62.3 degrees at the elbow to raise the profile aerodynamics. A rear windshield is also features nearly horizontal for the same purpose.

Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe

It makes sense. The Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe is a threat to nature, and to everything we've been told to believe: Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe doesn't know how to build a real sporting two-door.

Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe

Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe  The brand had monster engines back in its early days, but they were always pulling monster barges that wallowed as much as, well, barges. Here we have a coupe promising to cut up the roads like one of those German knives, but we've heard that refrain so many times before. This time, however, it might be true.

Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe

 If this were 10 years ago, we'd be calling this the Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe   Eldorado something-or-other. But it isn't and the Eldorado might as well be a Franklin Mint pewter collectable by now. And huzzah for that. The grand tourer with the mythic name was probably the most consistent bright spot in the Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe line, but nevertheless, the final version had come down quite a bit from its life at the big-bore top. Thirty years ago it was Boss Hog with steer horns for hood ornaments and celebrities in convertibles that stretched back into yesterday.

Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe

The following year the Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe   was released, a shovel that the brand would use to pick up the pieces of its history. With the Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe   though, Cadillac has built a crowbar with the sole aim of prying open your minds.

Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe

The only quibbles are found inside, and we will only harp on one of them. The interior materials, one of the quibbles, we'll let slide for now because we've already been told by Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe   that in two years there'll be a revolution on the inside. Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe It isn't bad, but it's luxurious for a car that costs half as much – the leather only looks like leather at night, never feels like leather, and the Recaros look like leather but feel like wood. It led to us thinking of the sun as "The ugly light.

Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe

Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe  Even with that, we wouldn't say stay away from the auto. Buyers will probably spend most of their time cruising, and the slusher is perfectly capable during those leisurely runs. It's only that any buyer with sixty-five grand to spend on a Cadillac  CTS  V  Coupe has probably been in other high-performance coupes and will know what he's missing. If your'e worried just stick with the standard six-speed.

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