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Cadillac prices the CTS-V at $59,995, sales...
GM disbands High Performance Vehicle Operations
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Despite wearing the SS tag, the upcoming Camaro SS is a regular production model and is not part of the HPVO
Enlarge PhotoNothing could be further from the truth as GM spokesman Vince Muniga has revealed to Edmunds. This is because cars like the Camaro SS, Corvette ZR1 and Corvette Z06 are all regularly engineered. "They did not go through HPVO. Most people did not realize that. They are safe," Muniga said.
As for other models like the Cadillac CTS-V, Muniga explained that the performance saloon is a regular part of the CTS lineup and that it will stay for the foreseeable future. "The CTS-V will continue through the life cycle of the product. If they are regular production cars, they will continue through the model run, whether it's an SS Cobalt or an SS HHR."
GM is not the only carmaker cutting down on its niche products. Ford, too, has put its own SVT product development on hiatus and there are unlikely to be any new SRT products from Chrysler for its latest models anytime soon.
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I agree with you Mike, a CTS coupe without a V-series will be disappointing if they decide to not do it.
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