A lot of people never thought we’d see the day when Cadillac announced production of a station wagon, let alone a 556-horsepower station wagon. Well, it’s here, and it’s the CTS-V SportWagon. TV Commercials have shown the CTS SportWagon, but Cadillac kept saying it would never make the performance-oriented V variant of it. They lied. Those of you with Hemi-powered Dodge Magnums who are looking to replace it, stand up. Your car has arrived. With the same supercharged V8 powertrain as the CTS-V and CTS-V Coupe, the SportWagon has plenty of get-up-and-go to go with its sleek design.
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Cadillac’s best-selling car, the CTS, has been a hot seller for years now, helping the Escalade to keep the company afloat. Recently, GM informed the NHTSA of a recall it was beginning to run, for the brakes on the 2003-2007 CTS. In colder areas of the US, exposure to road salt can break down the rubber brake lines closest to the wheels of the car, causing fluid leak, longer braking times, and increased risk of a crash.
Remember the CTS-V Coupe we reported on last week? Well, video has surfaced showing it off. Not much to say, except, “wow.” That, and the video includes the space shuttle, the sun, lighting, hurricanes, lava flow and everything else you could think of that screams, “Power!” Click through the jump to watch it.
When the CTS-V Sedan began it’s 2nd generation run in the summer of 2008, it took the world by storm. GM tested it on race tracks around the world, invited competitors to race their cars against it, and brought Cadillac into the rarified air which the BMW M5 breathes. Add in rave reviews from the media, and they had a surefire winner on their hands.
Cadillac’s hero car, the CTS, was designed from the beginning to bring Cadillac into the 21st century and show that they could compete with the likes of BMW and Mercedes. Introduced as a 2003 model, and redesigned for the 2008 model year, the CTS has indeed shown its competition that America can still build great cars, worthy of the world’s attention. In fact, the high performance edition of the CTS sedan, called the CTS-V, was pitted against the BMW M5, another purebred sports sedan, and beat it! This past year, Cadillac announced that they were coming out with a wagon based on the CTS, called the CTS Sport Wagon, which is on sale now. Today, they announced a new sibling to the CTS and CTS Sport Wagon, called the CTS Coupe.
Ever opened the liftgate on your SUV or wagon, only to hear the crunch when it hits your garage door or ceiling? GM heard that noise too, and in an announcement today, has seemingly solved the problem. Their solution is to use a knob in the overhead console to control the height. Once you have the height to your liking, there is a button built into the liftgate which sets the height.
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