Motor Trend says redesign will be 2008 model year
http://motortrend.com/future/spied/112_2008fvf/

I may have to look at the STS. I don't know if I want to wait that long.

Wish I could see a pic. My lease is up in 08. Thinkin about a used V though. Depends on the new look.

Here's what they say for 2007:

"2007 Cadillac CTS : Redesign. The forumula remains the same, but look for a more muscular appearance."

Here's what they say for 2007:

"2007 Cadillac CTS : Redesign. The forumula remains the same, but look for a more muscular appearance."

What's your source for your info?:hmm: JT read 2008 in MotorTrend magazine.

What's your source for your info?:hmm: JT read 2008 in MotorTrend magazine.

I've trained you well Bob!

I've trained you well Bob!

:shhh: Hush JT. Nobody listens to you!:madtalkin :D
Have you got your hair cut yet?

What's your source for your info?:hmm: JT read 2008 in MotorTrend magazine.

Same MT site. Just look at 2007 future vehicle forecast.

Same MT site. Just look at 2007 future vehicle forecast.

We try to help each other in the Forum by posting links and pictures. Just a suggestion.:)

2008 Future Vehicle Forecast
Unofficial guide to the automotive future

By Jeff Bartlett (http://motortrend.com/bio/112_BIO_Bartlett)
Motor Trend, March 2005






2008 BMW M2 : Small coupe gains a high-performance M model, possibly with a 3.0L/300-hp I-6, derived from the previous-generation M3.

2008 BMW M3 : The M3 coupe will feature a 4.0-liter/400-horsepower V-8 engine derived from the M5's mighty V-10.

2008 Buick Rainier : Redesign. 2008 Cadillac CTS : Redesign.

We try to help each other in the Forum by posting links and pictures. Just a suggestion.

Here is the link he is referring to: http://www.motortrend.com/future/spied/112_2007fvf/index2.html

Here is the link he is referring to: http://www.motortrend.com/future/spied/112_2007fvf/index2.html

Boy that makes Motor Trend look stupid. One says 2007 while the other says 2008. I'd prefer 2007.:)

2008 BMW M2 : Small coupe gains a high-performance M model, possibly with a 3.0L/300-hp I-6, derived from the previous-generation M3.

Sweet...


2008 BMW M3 : The M3 coupe will feature a 4.0-liter/400-horsepower V-8 engine derived from the M5's mighty V-10.

Sweeter...

Boy that makes Motor Trend look stupid. One says 2007 while the other says 2008. I'd prefer 2007.:)

Edmunds predicts 2007:
2007 Cadillac CTS Midsize Sedan (http://www.edmunds.com/future/2007/cadillac/cts/100512177/preview.html)

I think everyones right, here. A new CTS will appear in 2007....in the Fall as a 2008 model.

:hmm: Five years with the same CTS design, it's time for something new in 2007. We need something fresh other than new wheels that were changed every two years.

I think everyones right, here. A new CTS will appear in 2007....in the Fall as a 2008 model.


This is EXACTLY right, as I pointed out in a previous thread, if the car would be the next model year, 2007 then we'd be seeing pictures of mules, etc by now as manufacture would be less than a year away from now!

2008 model year, debuting about 2 years from now. Fall 2007.

:hmm: Five years with the same CTS design, it's time for something new in 2007. We need something fresh other than new wheels that were changed every two years.

Actually, 6 years is the usual life span of a vehicle at GM. Though the head of design (Ed Wellburn) has promised more mid-cycle freshenings (I remember when they used to call them "facelifts") in the future, which is not a bad thing at all given the level of competition these days.
I must say though that the CTS has worn very well for a design half-way through its fourth year on the market. I wouldn't have guessed it in back in 2001 when it was first shown (Automobile Magazine, August 2001). Sales are still very strong. In fact much higher than Cadillac projected at its launch.

And thank you JTEOLIS for the confirmation. There's often confusion when an article somewhere says that a new design is coming in a particular year. They don't often distinguish between model year or calendar year.