rosskoss

All photos from www.automobilemag.com

LexFather

Outside the giant Escalade grill, looks just like the old one.
New interior looks very good, though gauges look exactly like the RX 330/350/400h....
Sigh, I see another car with a ****.....

Bottom line, I expect it to continue to sell very well for Caddy!

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UDel

Looks pretty good, much better then the current model inside and out. Hopefully it will make it to production looking just like this and not get watered down like most decent looking GM designs

rosskoss

Watered down? This is the actual car, not a concept.

STIG

It looks good! really good! way to go GM!

Och

iTrader: (3)

Caddies are so freaking ugly. I'd be embarassed to get into that car to take a crap inside, never mind driving one.

mavericck

That looks fantastic! The front grille reminds me of Audi and it looks like Caddy actually has a decent interior this time around, although they need to change the plastic on the center piece of the steering wheel. I just hope they keep wood out of the car, I hate wood in cars unless they are Roller, Bentleys, or Maybachs.

mavericck

wow...biased a bit?

LexusChris

iTrader: (1)

Looks pretty good I must say.

I think they should have keyless go and the power tilt\telescopic wheel though.

94lex83457

The interior is leaps and bounds better compared to older models, but that grill.....gross. I know cadillac has tried very hard to revamp thier image (and the XLR, and XRS look damn fine) but it still has the lines of an 80's or 90's caddie that to me screams: I'M A GERIATRIC. It is sporty and aggressive and i'll give GM props, but they have to clean it up.

LexFather

I want to say the CTS sells well for Caddy. I just don't think it is going to attract many foreign car buyers. It will sell well to its target market.

PhilipMSPT

iTrader: (5)

Looks good. I like it, especially the interior; it's cleaner looking, except for the cheese-grater grill.

Mr. Jones

It looks good, clearly American luxury, but I doubt it will appeal to many import oriented buyers.

Looks like entry-level sport sedans will now all feature 300hp+

Pearlpower

iTrader: (2)

Looks good to me. Still, I cannot find myself in a Caddi anytime soon, but in 90-100 years from now perhaps.