Cadillac CTS-V Spied High-Altitude Testing
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The Fast Lane Car recently spied a padded and camouflage-clad Cadillac high-altitude testing in the mountains of Colorado. They believe this to be the new Cadillac CTS-V sedan.
We have no reason not to believe it. What design language can be perceived through the camo is uncannily Cadillac, and the spied car is low-slung with low-profile tires all-around, four exhaust tips, and far too much meat on its bones to be the equally-anticipated Cadillac ATS-V.
High-altitude testing is an important step for engine calibration especially, as the air is thinner – and thus, Oxygen more scarce – at higher altitudes.
We can likely expect the new CTS-V to debut early next year, and like the second-generation CTS-V, it will be propelled by a supercharged V8 taken or derived from the Corvette’s powerplant. Chances are that it will be the very same supercharged 6.2 liter LT4 V8 as found in the 2015 Corvette Z06, which should give this new “V” roughly the same 650 HP to play with.
You can see the spy shots for yourself, and watch TFL Car hunt down the camouflage-clad mystery Caddy at that outlet’s own website.
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great but this car need awd version to because MB-AUDI-BMW use awd system top models .
I have to agree with you there. If Cadillac does not give it AWD they really need to make the Vsport AWD. It’s a must here in the northeast and thats why we see so many Audis. I’m going to be looking at a new Cadillac next year when my lease is up and I need AWD but I want more than 320 hp. An AWD CTS Vsport would be perfect.