“CTS Coupe is a compelling new alternative for luxury and performance-minded drivers,” Don Butler, VP of Cadillac marketing, said in a release. “The addition of a Coupe, especially one this dramatic, provides an important entryway for new consumers to experience Cadillac Art and Science.”
Available in rear-wheel and all-wheel drive, the CTS Coupe comes standard with a 3.6-litre Direct Injection V6 engine that delivers 304 horsepower. This powerplant is mated to a six-speed automatic or six-speed manual transmission.
CTS Coupe has the same wheelbase as the sedan but is lower in height, wider in track and shorter in overall length. Moreover, the windshield is also “laid at a faster angle, creating a sleek, athletic profile,” as GM says.
“CTS Coupe is designed to bring new energy and allure to the luxury coupe category,” Butler said. “In addition to the emotional appeal of its design, CTS Coupe delivers advanced technology and world-class performance.”
As said, the 2011 CTS Coupe will be offered in four trim levels, which are detailed below:
- Standard ($38,990 RWD, $40,890 AWD): Six-speed automatic with tap up/down shifting, 18-inch wheels, performance suspension, rear park assist, Bose audio, MP3 input, EZ Key, remote start, power driver and front passenger seats.
- Performance Collection ($43,430 RWD, $45,330 AWD): HID Xenon headlamps, adaptive forward lighting, 10-way power leather seats, Bose 5.1 Surround Sound, USB integration, 40GB hard drive.
- Premium Collection ($47,835 RWD, $49,735 AWD): Interior ambient lighting, rear-view camera, heated/vented front seats, heated steering wheel, wood trim, Bose 5.1 Surround Sound with navigation, sunroof.
- V-Series ($62,990): 6.2L Supercharged V8, paddle shift controls, Brembo brakes, Magnetic Ride Control, 19-inch wheels with performance tires.
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