*Compared to an existing GM DOHC V-6, the 3.6L V-6 VVT develops 20 percent more peak power, a 13 percent increase in peak torque - and a 24 percent increase in torque-integral, or the amount of torque available at most points throughout the rpm range. That package translates to 255 hp @ 6200 rpm and 252 lb-ft of torque @ 3200 rpm, with 90 percent of the peak torque available from 1600 rpm to 5800 rpm. For those Cadillac enthusiasts who crave even more performance, a V-8-powered V-Series CTS will be available next year.* - motortrend.com........ sounds good to me

Originally posted by andymac
a V-8-powered V-Series CTS will be available next year.* - motortrend.com

a 2005 model??!?

:mad:

I had hoped we'd see it this fall!

one day we'll have our V8 CTS...one day!!!

Originally posted by Spike
a 2005 model??!?

:mad:

I had hoped we'd see it this fall!

If Cadillac is delaying it, then Cadillac finally gets it!!

Rule #1. Only introduce a car when it's ready to be introduced.

This might be the first time they've done that in 30 years.