Over the next two-and-a-half years, Cadillac will roll out a plethora of new products to the United States and Chinese markets, according to a Reuters report. These vehicles will be all-new or restyled, and will range from the Cadillac ATS Coupe and all-new 2015 Escalade, to the much-talked-about Cadillac CT6 flagship, along with the already-revealed 2014 CTS sedan and 2014 ELR plug-in coupe. And then will come a trio of much-needed Cadillac crossovers.
Expanding Cadillac’s portfolio of crossovers is essential if the brand aims to catch Mercedes-Benz and BMW in terms of sales volume. To that end, Cadillac will launch an all-new Cadillac SRX (dubbed the Cadillac XT5) by early 2016, and then flank the midsize crossover by both smaller and larger CUV models by 2017. Based on what we know, at least one of these three crossovers will be on the dynamic Alpha platform, while others may utilize an all-new architecture.
The Cadillac range will also add a smaller sedan below the ATS, and we may also be surprised by a halo vehicle or two. Here’s to a bright future for the Wreath and Crest (or will it soon be just the Crest?) brand.
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All of these so soon new products really keep me from upgrading my 03 DTS (154k ) every 2 months I consider a 11 DTS but then I hear about whats on the way and I think.. if it aint broke y fix it.. pushin her to 200k
I am glad yours has been good but my in-laws has been a mess for electronics, water pumps, emissions sensors and AC.
Ever time I turn around I have to read a new code on another failed part. I hope they unload it soon.
With that said I think with the new product and that is yet to come will well exceed what you like and expect based on your DTS.
Some of these models will be replacements but Cadillac will have products we never expected to come. In other words we have some neat surprised coming.
Things like a Omega Cross over are just a hint.
I hope the smaller crossover comes out before 2017. I have a feeling the small luxury crossover market is really going to take off. And from what other manufacturers have indicated about product plans, Cadillac will be late to the party. I’m confident that they will have a great product when they arrive, though.
I cant wait to pull up in my 4.9OHV powered deville & stomp on it. Its very rare to see someone open a caddy up. Its a 99% chance it will be an old fart driving . So even with a slower motor & heavier car I can pull away from alot of the new caddies. Maybe its my (secret) exhaust tricks & msd coil thats doing it!
I don’t believe that you can walk a V, either on straights or curves.