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• Cadillac prices the CTS-V at $59,995, sales start Nov. 1

  Launching a come-back to sit among the world's best luxury sport sedans is no easy task, especially with the level of competition there is today from companies like Mercedes-Benz, Audi, BMW and Lexus.

• Cadillac considers launching CTS-V Sport Wagon

  Cadillac's high-performance CTS-V sedan already has it what it takes to scare of the likes of BMW's M5, Mercedes' E63 AMG and Audi’s new RS6, packing a supercharged 6.2L V8 with a healthy 556hp (415...

• Update: Left-hand-drive only Cadillac CTS-V planned for Europe

  Update: Despite reports from Top Gear claiming the CTS's brawny force-fed brother - the CTS-V - won't be sold in Europe, a rival publication has word from a senior GM official that the high-performanc...

• Update: Cadillac CTS-V 7m 59s Nurburging video

  Updated with official video. With the GT-R's recently lowered Nordschleife lap time set at 7m 29s, a drop of nine seconds from its previous 7m 38s lap, General Motors responded with speculation that...

• Supercharged LS7 V8 destined for Cadillac CTS-V?

  Chevrolet is expected to release a supercharged version of its Corvette Z06 later this year, featuring a force-fed 7.0L LS7 V8 developing upwards of 700hp. The latest buzz is that GM won’t limit thi...

• Spy Shots: 2009 Cadillac CTS-V

  More images of Cadillac’s next generation CTS sedan have surfaced and this time it’s a prototype of the CTS-V version. Unique to the high-performance car will be the menacing bonnet bulge, race-st...

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