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When the 2014 model year Cadillac XTS arrives in U.S. dealerships in the beginning of August, it will offer buyers a new engine option in the guise of GM's 3.6-liter twin-turbocharged 3.6-liter V6 that delivers 410 horsepower (306 kW) and 369 lb-ft of torque (500 Nm), and which was first introduced on the new CTS VSport. The same moniker is used on the XTS.
- Jay Leno Meets Cadillac Elmiraj Concept And Its Designer [w/video]
Cadillac has given us some very nice-looking concepts in the last few years – the Ciel drop-top instantly comes to mind, the car which also previewed the twin-turbo V6 engine now powering the CTS Vsport that just lapped the Nürburgring pretty...
- Elmiraj Concept Is Cadillac’s Idea Of A Big Rwd Luxury Coupe, Hints At Top Sedan [w/videos]
It’s been a while since Cadillac last had a big coupe in its range, but now the automaker has decided to show us what such a car would look like if it were to be built. Called the Elmiraj Concept, the big coupe showcases “a new vision for...
- 2013 Cadillac Xts To Start At $44,995 In The U.s.
When the brand-new 2013 Cadillac XTS full-size sedan arrives at U.S. dealerships later this spring, it will have a starting MSRP of $44,995 (€33,980) including destination, GM announced today. The XTS will be offered exclusively with a 300HP 3.6-liter...
- La Show Preview: 2013 Cadillac Xts Gets 300hp V6 And Available Awd
The newest addition to Cadillac's sedan lineup, the 2013 XTS was fully revealed on Wednesday in advance of its first public appearance at the Los Angeles Auto Show later in the day. The XTS takes its place as Cadillac's largest model replacing...
- 2015 Cadillac Xts Vsport Review - Strangely Good, Predictably Unpopular
GM delivered the Epsilon II platform to the company’s most upmarket division to produce a car with, among other things, more flamboyant styling. Later on, Cadillac added all-wheel-drive, threw in enough equipment to call it a Platinum edition,...
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New 410HP Cadillac XTS VSport Starts at $63,020, About $11k Less Than a BMW 740i
When the 2014 model year Cadillac XTS arrives in U.S. dealerships in the beginning of August, it will offer buyers a new engine option in the guise of GM's 3.6-liter twin-turbocharged 3.6-liter V6 that delivers 410 horsepower (306 kW) and 369 lb-ft of torque (500 Nm), and which was first introduced on the new CTS VSport. The same moniker is used on the XTS.
Today, Cadillac announced that the all-wheel drive 2014 XTS VSport will be available in the up-level Premium and Platinum Collections with prices starting from $63,020 including destination fees, or $3,025 more than the shorter (195.5 inches / 4,966mm vs. 202 inches / 5,131mm), but slightly more powerful 420HP CTS VSport.
Read more »- Jay Leno Meets Cadillac Elmiraj Concept And Its Designer [w/video]
Cadillac has given us some very nice-looking concepts in the last few years – the Ciel drop-top instantly comes to mind, the car which also previewed the twin-turbo V6 engine now powering the CTS Vsport that just lapped the Nürburgring pretty...
- Elmiraj Concept Is Cadillac’s Idea Of A Big Rwd Luxury Coupe, Hints At Top Sedan [w/videos]
It’s been a while since Cadillac last had a big coupe in its range, but now the automaker has decided to show us what such a car would look like if it were to be built. Called the Elmiraj Concept, the big coupe showcases “a new vision for...
- 2013 Cadillac Xts To Start At $44,995 In The U.s.
When the brand-new 2013 Cadillac XTS full-size sedan arrives at U.S. dealerships later this spring, it will have a starting MSRP of $44,995 (€33,980) including destination, GM announced today. The XTS will be offered exclusively with a 300HP 3.6-liter...
- La Show Preview: 2013 Cadillac Xts Gets 300hp V6 And Available Awd
The newest addition to Cadillac's sedan lineup, the 2013 XTS was fully revealed on Wednesday in advance of its first public appearance at the Los Angeles Auto Show later in the day. The XTS takes its place as Cadillac's largest model replacing...
- 2015 Cadillac Xts Vsport Review - Strangely Good, Predictably Unpopular
GM delivered the Epsilon II platform to the company’s most upmarket division to produce a car with, among other things, more flamboyant styling. Later on, Cadillac added all-wheel-drive, threw in enough equipment to call it a Platinum edition,...