Cadillac CT6 to start at 54,490

Cadillac's highly-anticipated CT6 big luxury sedan will start selling at $54,490 in the springtime, Cadillac said now.
U.S. pricing starts at $54,490, including transportation, for a CT6 with a 2.0-liter turbo-engine. The priciest version, the CT6 Platinum, starts at $84,460 with transportation, Cadillac stated in a statement.
The CT6, Cadillac's response to the trunk-wheel-drive luxury sedans from German automakers which have mastered the section, will start production in January at GM' Detroit-Hamtramck assembly plant and will hit show-room floors in March.
CT6 clients are going to have range of three engines. Along with the 2.0-liter motor, Cadillac provides a 3.6-liter, 335-hp, v6 motor with all-wheel-drive, beginning at $56,490, and a 3.0-litre, 400-hp, twin turbo v6 motor with awd, starting at $65,390. Each includes an 8-speed automated transmission.
Together with the CT6, Cadillac will enter an industry for big, uber-high-end sedans that is controlled for a long time by the likes of Mercedes Benz, Audi and BMW. To stand out, Cadillac will construct the CT6 with aluminum body panels and aluminum die castings in the lower-body, making an automobile Cadillac has stated would be the be the measurement of a BMW 7-series but using the fat of the 5 set.
"The CT6 is a totally new way of stature high-end, including driving dynamics and engineering while lowering the majority of conventional big sedans," Cadillac President Johan de Nysschen stated in the declaration. "With the CT6, Cadillac includes a competitive advantage: our utilization of sophisticated lightweight building and progressive engineering. It's stature high-end envisioned."
The CT6 will have a a high definition camera computer screen in the rearview-mirror as well as a Bose sound system developed solely for the sedan. In addition, it contains what Cadillac calls a business-first environment-see video-recording program which records the driver's entrance and back views while driving, as well as a night vision program.
Together with the CT6, Cadillac mentioned it "plans to refresh and expand the number of customers in the stature group of high-end sedans," a section that is less than half the dimension of what it was before the Great Recession. As stated by the Automotive News data-center, 108,627 big luxury vehicles were marketed in the U.S. last year compared with 220,031 in 2007.
The CT6 is also a part of an effort by Cadillac to develop a status as a business name known for high performance, market versions. Cadillac sales are down 1.7% through September, despite a 7.8% increase in September sales.
Cadillac will promote a plug in hybrid edition of the CT6, the facts of which "will be pronounced nearer to the vehicle's start," according to the GM declaration.

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02.11.2015
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