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02/17/2006, 8:57 AM

Cadillac News

Cadillac’s M5 killer spied

The Cadillac CTS-V is plenty fast. It has no problem hanging with the E39 BMW M5 — the vehicle that was on the market when the CTS-V was unveiled. But there’s one problem — BMW replaced the old M5 this year with a new 500 horsepower V10 version. That leaves Cadillac pretty far behind in the horsepower race. But if new spy shots from KGP Photography are any indication, that could be about to change. According to the report, the car pictured will get a new wide bodykit and a the 505-horsepower, 7.0-liter LS7 V8 from the Corvette Z06.

 
 

02/17, 9:11 AM

posted by:

Scott

I do so love competition

02/17, 9:32 AM

posted by:

Nuno

^^^^^Indeed.

02/17, 10:30 AM

posted by:

beans

not as good as an M5 though eh?

02/17, 3:12 PM

posted by:

BlaRo

^ That’s too early to call; it may attract customers turned off by the M5’s electronics and don’t buy into the anti-domestic bias rearing its ugly head, per usual…

02/17, 10:24 PM

posted by:

JSP

This is great! This car doesn’t even need to be better than the M5. It shall cost significantly less and will appeal to its own target buyers.

02/18, 5:01 AM

posted by:

Rene Curry

Everyone is adding the flared wheel wells. Cadillac should not follow the pack.
However, I would love Cadillac to take any BMW segment at a lower price, especially on the performance side. That is why Corvette is king.

02/18, 9:01 PM

posted by:

Al

Competition spurs innovation.

02/19, 6:26 PM

posted by:

Motorpasión

Cadillac CTS-V, berlina con corazón de Z06

Tras la salida del nuevo BMW M5 y su motor V10 de 500 CV, el Cadillac CTS-V, su rival americano en prestaciones, se quedó corto en cuanto a potencia se refiere. Así que según comentan nuestros compañeros de autoblog.nl, estas fotos espías de un C…

 
 
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