This Cadillac CTS-V.R Coupe is peak American race car, and its naturally aspirated V8 sounds the absolute business.
Cadillac's lauded lineage of high-performance V-Series sedans owe their existence to the original CTS-V from 2004. Here's why ...
This isn’t just a regular Cadillac CTS-V—it’s the coupe version from that brief window when Cadillac decided to lean hard into angular design and actual performance. The 2011 CTS-V Coupe came out ...
View post: This Is Why Mercury is Ford’s Middle Child That Time Forgot After the race, Cadillac announced that this would be the brand’s last season in the series, at least for a while. “With the ...
Are you thinking about sprucing up your life with a luxury four-door muscle car that does not break the bank and offers plenty of oomph for some fun at the local racetrack? If you said yes, then you ...
This Cadillac CTS-V Coupe failed to change hands at an online auction recently. The car went up for grabs last week, and the highest bid was disappointing when the gavel hit the table. Therefore, the ...
Even without Cage's name on the title, this CTS-V wagon would still be rather special. Only 1,767 were made from 2011–2014, with only 514 of these unicorns pieced together with a manual gearbox — ...
What happens when you combine two super cool things together? You get something like the Cadillac CTS-V choppers. Created by the father-son team of Paul Teutel Sr. and Paul Teutel Jr., the Cadillac ...
Launched as an early 2003 model, the entry-luxury CTS (Cadillac Touring Sedan) was built on a new rear-wheel-drive platform. A 220-horsepower, 3.2-liter V-6 engine that teams with either a five-speed ...
The CTS-V marked a new chapter in the history of Cadillac. It was a return to genuine performance thanks to a RWD layout. The brand was even bold enough to go racing with the platform. Now, one of ...
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