Why The Cadillac ATS-V Features A Twin-Turbo V6 Over A V8
The ATS-V was supposed to sport a 6.2-liter LT1 V8, but it didn’t happen.
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The ATS-V was supposed to sport a 6.2-liter LT1 V8, but it didn’t happen.
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The ATS-V becomes a coupe-only affair for the 2019 model year.
Presumably, both the ATS and CTS replacements will be produced at the plant.
The ATS-V punches well above the discounts.
The coupe will live on through 2019.
New evidence failed to show a 2019 model year ATS sedan.
Taking seventh place in its segment, while bucking the trend of declining sales.
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Bucking the 2.8 percent contraction of its segment.
It should be smaller than the current ATS.
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Moving up to seventh place in its segment.
With an exhaust note like this, we think we could learn to live without a V8.
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Posting the highest drop in the segment once again.
Likely as a result of the arrival of the CT5 sedan.
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