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You may be hard pressed to visually identify the changes over the current version by looking at the above photo, but the Cadillac CTS range has received an update for the 2012 model year that brings a redesigned grille, a revised V6 engine and a new Touring Package edition. The improvements will be carried over to all three CTS models, including the Sedan, the Coupe and the Sport Wagon, with first deliveries expected in late summer. Read more »
- Cadillac Gives Regular 2012 Cts Models The "v" Touch With New Touring Package
Taking a page from its German rivals in the premium segment, Cadillac is now offering some of the performance and styling elements of its flagship V-series on the standard 2012 CTS models with a new Touring Package that is offered on the V6-powered versions...
- 2013 Cadillac Xts Luxury Sedan Confirmed For Sale Next Spring, Will Be Based On The Xts Platinum
The Cadillac-related announcements keep dropping in as after the release of a teaser photo of the firm's entry-level compact sedan codenamed ATS, GM revealed that we're also going to see a flagship luxury sedan model added to Cadillac's range...
- Spied: 2010 Bmw 3-series Coupe And Convertible Facelift
Hot on the heels of the recently revised 3-Series saloon and station-wagon models, the hardtop convertible and coupe versions of the Bavarian automaker's most successful model series are also going to receive a mid-life facelift and we've caught...
- New Subaru Legacy Touring Wagon Debuts In Japan
Coinciding with the Japanese market launch of the new Legacy Sedan and Outback models that were revealed for the first time to the public at the New York Auto Show in April, Subaru today performed the world debut of the Touring Wagon version of the Legacy...
- Cadillac Cts-v Coupe Gallery
As a result of a U.S. victory over Canada in men's hockey at the Olympics last night, The Good Car Guy is honouring America's most famous automaker in five Galleries today. Was a bet made? You might say that. Was any General Motors employee involved...
Cars
2012 Cadillac CTS Sedan, Coupe and Wagon Gain New Grille and Updated V6 with 318HP
You may be hard pressed to visually identify the changes over the current version by looking at the above photo, but the Cadillac CTS range has received an update for the 2012 model year that brings a redesigned grille, a revised V6 engine and a new Touring Package edition. The improvements will be carried over to all three CTS models, including the Sedan, the Coupe and the Sport Wagon, with first deliveries expected in late summer. Read more »
- Cadillac Gives Regular 2012 Cts Models The "v" Touch With New Touring Package
Taking a page from its German rivals in the premium segment, Cadillac is now offering some of the performance and styling elements of its flagship V-series on the standard 2012 CTS models with a new Touring Package that is offered on the V6-powered versions...
- 2013 Cadillac Xts Luxury Sedan Confirmed For Sale Next Spring, Will Be Based On The Xts Platinum
The Cadillac-related announcements keep dropping in as after the release of a teaser photo of the firm's entry-level compact sedan codenamed ATS, GM revealed that we're also going to see a flagship luxury sedan model added to Cadillac's range...
- Spied: 2010 Bmw 3-series Coupe And Convertible Facelift
Hot on the heels of the recently revised 3-Series saloon and station-wagon models, the hardtop convertible and coupe versions of the Bavarian automaker's most successful model series are also going to receive a mid-life facelift and we've caught...
- New Subaru Legacy Touring Wagon Debuts In Japan
Coinciding with the Japanese market launch of the new Legacy Sedan and Outback models that were revealed for the first time to the public at the New York Auto Show in April, Subaru today performed the world debut of the Touring Wagon version of the Legacy...
- Cadillac Cts-v Coupe Gallery
As a result of a U.S. victory over Canada in men's hockey at the Olympics last night, The Good Car Guy is honouring America's most famous automaker in five Galleries today. Was a bet made? You might say that. Was any General Motors employee involved...