[King T]

Originally Posted by The IOM Ninja

LOL, to me the Caddy's look like something a 50 year old with a useless **** would drive. Not a young professional... No amount of turbo charging or horsepower with fix that for me. Here I thought the current V looked great with its angles, now they are all going to be the same car it seems...

It's not so much that they are all going to be the same, just going to more of a Corporate Cadillac face. Just look at BMW, their lineup looks the same with the 3-series (Small), 5 Series (Medium), and 7 Series (Large). Gone are the days (for any company) where your cars look totally different from others in your lineup.

I like the ATS, and if I was in the market for a sedan I would get one. With a nice set of wheels and drop they really look good



Maybe by time the ATS-V debuts I will be in the market for one.


I understand what you are saying about Cadillac. I grew up around a LOT of them. A lot of family members had different ones: Sevilles, Devilles, Broughams, Fleetwoods, etc.. None of them were "sporty" or for "Young Professionals". They were for older, more established buyers.

But I think the change actually started with the early 2000's STS. It was one of the first to actually address good handling. The CTS was the first Cadillac I can acutally think of that was geared for younger buyers from day one (the Cimarron will NEVER be mentioned/considered). The XLR was cool too.