Get your spare $50K out and get ready for a measly 18 mpg city/27 mpg highway/18.3 mpg test ride. When you drop 50K n a car the last thing you care about is MPG I'm guessing. I assume you like to burn your money so low mileage in a CAR doesn't phase you. Heck...it's probably an all natural sleep aid to burn money.
Cadillac's CTS line replaced the Catera, which broke Caddy's mold of delivering only big boats for old people. The CTS itself broke Catera's mold in moving the bar higher on the performance line. The CTS Coupe is the latest iteration of the CTS philosophy, and while in standard form it's a nice car, the CTS-v version should be a knockout.
I had a sense of how attractive it is when a neighbor was in the driveway anxious to "kick the tires" before the delivery men had left. In fact, he sat in it before I did.
The CTS Coupe is all seemingly straight lines and angles. Coupe styling tends to be more dramatic than sedans, even in the same car line, and the CTS Coupe is no different. While it retains the basic CTS shape and lines, in a coupe form these lines seem more dramatic. more
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