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Ad Break: 2014 Cadillac XTS Vsport Blows The Doors Off Its Competition

You’ve heard the term “blow the doors off the competition,” but this latest ad for the 2014 Cadillac XTS V-Sport takes the phrase and makes it literal. With the Vsport’s 410 hp and 369 lb-ft of torque from its twin-turbocharged LF3 V6, it might just be enough to actually blow the doors off the competition, though you may have a few angry Mercedes drivers asking you to foot the repair bill. Though they can probably afford it, anyways.

Possibly the most intriguing part of this ad comes at the end, when Cadillac’s badge makes an appearance without its familiar wreath, like on the Cadillac Elmiraj concept. Cadillac officials have hinted that the brand may discard the wreath in an effort to have a cleaner, less busy looking emblem. This simplified design will make it easier for designers to incorporate the logo on future vehicles.

Sam loves to write and has a passion for auto racing, karting and performance driving of all types.

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  1. Great ad, it looks like somebody has a sense of humor.

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  2. looks naked without the wreath

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  3. As a self-proclaimed graphic artist, the new emblem works for me; clean lines, blends with the times and carries the marque forward just like the Elmiraj.

    It also no longer clashes with the Cadillac script, both elements now complement each other and do not fight for your attention.

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  4. After seeing that commercial I have 3 words: I want one.

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  5. Excellent work! Is this from a new ad agency? This has swagger. This is how you differentiate your brand from the rest. Let’s see more Cadillac ads like this.

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  6. Much better ad than the stupid piano we saw earlier….miss the wreath personally….

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  7. Was the opening shot filmed in downtown Benicia, California? it also looks like the San Jose area.

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