Cadillac Cts-v

In 2018, Cadillac built just 162 of the CTS-V Championship Edition sedan. It packs a 640 hp supercharged V8, and looks great in Crystal White with red mirror caps, and a red-accented interior. One lucky entrant will win this amazing car, while helping to support veterans’ and children’s charities.

To bid adieu to the third-gen of its V performance line, Cadillac has unveiled the two special editions, the 2019 ATS-V Coupe Pedestal Edition, and the 2019 CTS-V Pedestal Edition. Both are painted Bronze Sand Metallic and have After Midnight black wheels.

Cadillac has announced that it is taking a page out of Ford’s book with a driving school offering for buyers of its high performance ATS-V and CTS-V cars. The school is called the V-Performance Academy and it will teach some basics to buyers of the car to help them have fun and safe rides on the track.

Cadillac has been going through quite a renaissance in recent years, moving from cars that were known primarily for their luxury and size, to a brand that makes some truly stellar vehicles that not only are packed with deluxe features and tech, but offer amazing performance.

Just how good is the third-generation Cadillac CTS-V equipped with the Corvette Z06 engine? That is the question, per Motor Trend’s latest video. MT’s Randy Pobst and Jonny Lieberman put the ballsy new Caddy through its paces at Willow Springs race track in California and the Virginia City (Nevada) Hill Climb on Mount Davidson, a 7,864-foot peak in the Sierra Nevadas.