With the Cadillac CTS-V reportedly leaked in images with redesigned body and big exhaust, we might think that the American luxury pushes things further and further with this model. The images reveal a more aggressive Cadillac CTS-V sedan, with some heavy and big quad-exhaust pipes, and perhaps with a new face for the “V-badged Caddies”.
So you’ve got yourself a nice sports car. It handles beautifully but it also packs a huge punch when you hit the throttle pedal. You’re really proud of it and you should be, it’s faster than a lot of cars out there. Odds are however that it can’t hold a candle to this. Power-crazed Texas
It’s not like the 2011 Cadillac CTS-V Coupe is lacking in power when it rolls off the production line. It’s not like the 2011 CTS-V isn’t striking enough. It’s just that Hennessey is a tuner that reckons extreme power is what people want and that’s precisely what the American company delivers. Once a CTS-V coupe
The Americans at Cadillac came up with quite an interesting package to offer along with any CTS-V they sell. Sadly, they took some inspiration in naming it (rather poorly) relatively similar to what Porsche call their latest version of the Boxster. The package is called Black Diamond Edition and while that’s not exactly a marketing
The Cadillac CTS-V is an old friend, it’s the sedan that brought some performance pride to the Americans. It seems that after a bit of hitting the Germans under the belt Cadillac want to deliver a final blow with an estate version of the CTS-V and that’s admirable. Even so, there’s a cost to all
The 2009 Cadillac CTS-V is powered by a V8 supercharged engine. This 6.2 Liter monster develops an astonishing 550 horse power, more than you’d expect from a car in its class. Even if the 2009 Cadillac CTS-V is mainly considered to be a luxury sedan, its performance begs to differ. The car handles and looks
