Up until now, the V on the back of certain Cadillacs was the equivalent of BMW’s M. It meant not just speed, but handling prowess, too. Unfortunately, much like M itself, some of Cadillac’s latest V models don’t necessarily live up to the badge. The CT4-V is a good example. And although the base CT5 …
Although the Escalade SUV tends to hog the spotlight, Cadillac’s sedans are still kicking, albeit under new names. Unfortunately, the Cadillac CT4-V and CT5-V haven’t been quite as well-received as their ATS-V and CTS-V predecessors were. And the Blackwing V8 that was supposed to be available has been shelved essentially for good. But, for the …
Over time the types of cars that are the most successful change, and manufacturers must adjust or they will fail. With the introduction of the CT5-V, Cadillac is taking a stance that they are willing to restructure to meet the demand of the consumers. Turning to compete with luxury brands such as BMW, Audi, and …
Although sedans aren’t dead, they’re very ill. Trucks and SUVs have expanded their market dominance to the point they’re running out of uncovered segments. They’re also the reason why the IIHS is making its crash tests more extreme. Ford’s sedan lineup has shrunk to one model. Chevrolet does offer more; however, it’s Cadillac that offers …
