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GM Holden’s Mark Reuss made an announcement on Thursday that Cadillac will not be heading to Australia. As a result of the current market conditions, the timing was not right to introduce Cadillac - especially since many Australians weren’t crazy about the idea of new competition for Holden coming directly from GM. Read more »

Rumors

GM’s 4.5-liter Duramax Engine for Caddy Could Deliver Performance and Economy.

Apparently, Cadillac is actively considering fitting its smooth, innovative new 4.5L Duramax V-8 turbodiesel into the engine bay of the Cadillac CTS - which would require the raised hood of the CTS-V. Read more »

V-Series

DETROIT – The 2009 CTS-V, Cadillac’s 556-hp expression of ultimate performance and luxury, begins production this month with initial sales beginning around November 1. The latest in the brand’s V-Series of high performance models, the new CTS-V is intended to reach the top of the world’s most desirable luxury cars, at a starting price of $59,995 in the US market. Read more »

Luxury

The Bowling Green Daily News reports that the Cadillac XLR will cease production forever this spring.The design of the XLR originated from the Evoq concept unveiled at the 1999 Detroit Auto Show. Unfortunately, GM needs to cut costs - and the last model will likely be a 2010 available near in the autumn of 2009. The Cadillac XLR’s high price, low volume and decreasing sales do not make for a strong business case in an economic environment that’s not conducive to new car sales in general. Read more »