Cadillac CT5 News
Cadillac teases two new V-Series prototypes at the Detroit Grand Prix
Might there be a Blackwing V8 powering this camouflaged CT5 V-Series?
GM shows off 'digital vehicle platform' enabling more in-car tech and OTA updates
Next-gen electrical architecture five times more capable than GM's current electrical system.
Cadillac CT5 spied with quad exhaust, could signal a hotter version is coming
The sport sedan gets spotted with full camouflage right after its reveal.
Cadillac plans upgrades to its Super Cruise hands-free system
The technology will start appearing in other Cadillacs next year.
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2020 Cadillac CT5 revealed, will replace the CTS
It features turbo-4 and twin-turbo V6 engines.
Cadillac to expand V-Series but discontinue CTS-V and ATS-V
First up is the 550-horsepower CT6-V in 2019
2020 Cadillac CT4 spy shots reveal sedan-heavy approach in age of SUVs
And here's how to tell you're looking at a CT4 instead of a CT5
2020 Cadillac CT5 prototype shows off more lighting details
It still hopes you think it's a Charger.
Cadillac's Johan de Nysschen clarifies a few points on the brand's future
Last week, Motor Trend ran coverage on a journo roundtable with Cadillac president Johan de Nysschen. During the roundtable, de Nysschen cited a few reasons for the decline in sedan sales, including gas prices, "young consumers" — read, millennials — less interested in driving dynamics than lifestyle accessories, and the state of U.S. infrastructure. Jalopnik homed in on the last two reasons, and those became the story, including here in our post on the roundtable. So de Nysschen cal
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