Cars Driven: Cadillac

Cadillac CTS-V Coupe available two types of transmission systems, namely six-speed manual transmission or six-speed automatic transmission. If you like the power that is responsive, then choose the six-speed manual transmission to find out postensi malignancy of V-8 engine, but if you prefer a simple transmission, choose a six-speed automatic transmission. To compensate for the speed of the engine this car, mechanic of Cadillac Team has applied its brakes brembo, with 15.0 inch diameter front discs, rear discs and 14.7-inch diameter, for driver comfort, the suspension was also in a special setting with magnetorheological shocks driver adjustable. 19-inch alloy wheels wrapped with Michelin PS2 tires were an option to handle malignancy Cadillac CTS-V Coupe, is expected to offset this incredible machine in the race.

Machinery for the CTS-V Coupe, according to the name of this car, based on V-8 engine with 6.2 liter engine capacity, indeed a very big machine! V-8 engine is equipped with a turbo-supercharged, which can boost engine drive becomes very wild and ferocious. This machine can generate power to 556 horsepower, and can produce up to 551-ft torque. Really I can not imagine how fast this car. With V-8 engine, the CTS-V Coupe capable of driving 00-60 MPH with a time just 3.9 seconds, was incredible!

Cadillac CTS-V Coupe Sports Car

Cadillac CTS-V Coupe

Cadillac CTS-V Coupe Sports Car

Cadillac CTS-V Coupe

Cadillac CTS-V Coupe Sports Car

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GM's Cadillac division is on a roll lately. After confirming the production of three new cars including the XTS large luxury saloon, the BMW 3-Series rivaling ATS compact sports sedan, and the ELR Coupe plug-in hybrid EV, Cadillac revealed an impressive new concept model called Ciel that looks into the future but winks at the past. Named after the French word for sky, the Ciel is a large (5.174 mm or 203.7-in. in length) four-seat, four-door convertible with “suicide” rear doors and no B-pillar reminiscent of the 1961 Lincoln Continental convertible. “Large, expressive luxury is innate to Cadillac and the Ciel recalls that heritage, while suggesting where the brand can go in the future,” said Clay Dean, global design director for Cadillac. “Authentic luxury is driven by experiences, not just products, and Ciel is about the experience of the journey.”

The Ciel was developed at GM’s North Hollywood Design Center, with Niki Smart as the lead exterior designer and Gael Buzyn responsible for interior development. A wheelbase of 3,175 mm (125 inches) provides ample space for the passengers. Buzyn, who opted for the use of Italian olive wood, machined aluminum and hand-crafted leather with warm colors to dress the cabin, sharesThe all-wheel drive concept is powered by a twin-turbocharged version of the company’s direct injection 3.6-liter V6 and an electric motor using a lithium-ion battery pack. The system's combined output reaches 425HP and 583 Nm (430 lb-ft) of peak torque, making the Ciel not just a looker, but also a performer.