i want them to make a CTS-V coupe!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Zr1 motor would be so bad a$$ in it

 

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2011 Cadillac CTS-V Coupe - Spied

Yes, it’s still alive.

BY MIKE SUTTON, PHOTOGRAPHY BY BRENDA PRIDDY AND COMPANY AND THE MANUFACTURER
2009


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Relax, Cadillac fans. As we surmised, General Motors’ decision to shutter its High-Performance Vehicle Operations will not leave the highly anticipated V-badged CTS coupe stillborn. While the Detroit automaker’s financial problems have pushed the shapely two-door CTS’s rollout back a year to 2010, as well as prompted the discontinuation of the XLR roadster, these spy images reveal that the car’s development has progressed substantially since we last saw a camouflaged mule running around last summer.
Photographed in near-production form (notice the tape over the V-series badges), this CTS- V coupe clearly displays the bulging bodywork, wire mesh grille, bigger brakes, and larger wheels and tires of the current V-series CTS sedan. Also visible are dual center-exiting exhaust pipes, which are expected to expel gases from the same 556-hp, 6.2-liter supercharged V-8 found in the four-door. Six-speed manual and automatic transmissions and a more-sporting interior will be part of the package as well, with the upgrades allowing the vehicle to take over the brand’s high-performance-flagship role from the XLR- V .
Production of the CTS- V coupe in Lansing, Michigan, should start next summer shortly after that of the regular V-6 model, with pricing expected to be in the $65K neighborhood. It’s unclear if the coupe will introduce any new features to the CTS- V range, but Cadillac officials have said before that an adjustable traction-control system—developed in conjunction with the Speed World Challenge CTS- V race car—might be added in the future. What’s also unclear is if this vehicle will be the last of the V-badged Cadillacs, as the HPVO team that nurtured the beast—and numerous other tire-melting GM cars—has been reassigned to other GM projects more focused on fuel economy and turning a healthy profit.

 

hmmm new 2010 4x4 avalanche may have to wait LOL

 

Sweet! If i was rich, i'd take one of those on top of a Camaro, and Corvette ZR1!

 

The Caddy is nice. The price tag isn't. Neither is the maintenance bills. Still of the "KEWLEST" cars of those shown, only the Caddy did it for me. I still am hooked on that Holden's "Coupe 60" concept car. That's the car that Holden refered me to several months ago. Kind of a 2 door coupe replacement for the G8 sedan.

 

ill take a coupe

 

What color ?