Gorobei

I wonder if Cadillac will fvck up the suspension on that as bad as they did with the Catera, "The Caddy that wallows".

Hungryjack

FWD?

Randy M

Cadillac.. stop now.....please stop. You dont have a chance.

Jeff_DML

no, RWD

sly1

And they achieved their objective in fine style. I'm wondering if the BMW&GM design guys all went to the same school. I just saw a picture of the new 3 Series design scheduled for release in '05. It looks like I'll be keeping my M3 a long, long time.

Nick Gustas

I figured they would do that, looked at a V6 and it had a lot of room left over in the bay.

Hoots

The last Caddy my dad owned should have been cut into small pieces and sprinkled over the Burmuda Triangle from a low flying plane. Instead some poor soul bought it as a used car and had to endure the wrath of General Motors part two. Whatever its fate my dad was just glad to make it disappear.

UTmatt

...can't hold a candle to Audi's style, interior quality, and fun factor. I would take an A4 1.8T over a 400hp CTSv any day. HP is just part of the equation.

lionsfan54

but I think the CTS is a decent looking car. It's not going to make anyone forget about the new SL500 or a F360, but it's not that bad looking.

Kudos to GM and Caddy for taking some chances. Too bad the boys building the new "GTO" didn't get the memo.

400 hp in a balanced, RWD, German designed car sounds like a recipe for good times.

Did you see the price? That car will sell well.

AllsopS4

I also think it's a pretty attractive car. I like the look of the S4 better, but the CTS-V is hardly ugly (it'd look like a ferrari next to the Bimmer 7 series).

Until I hear otherwise, I'm gonna give Caddy the benefit of the doubt and assume they had a car that's both fast in a straight line a quick through the twisties.

I guess Caddy just raised the bar for horsepower in this segment and I can't wait to see how Audi counters this with an all new RS4.