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2005 Cadillac CTSThe 2005 Cadillac CTS is the third installment of this premium midsize car. For 2005, Cadillac is bringing in a new motor, available later in the year, that will make the car more affordable, easier on gas and still be high-powered. The real story is in the CTS-V however. This car has a super-power profile, with a huge V8 powerhouse- a muscle car, really, but a limo inside, with the height of luxury. The Cadillac name speaks success and the CTS is a prime example of the reason why. Led Zeppelin's "Rock and Roll" is the theme song for Cadillac's resurgence in the automotive world, and it couldn't be more appropriate for the CTS. This car has all the innovative style, attitude and performance ability to warrant such a heart-pumping theme. Available Models Interior Features Additional refinements include chrome accents on the ashtray, a body-colored center armrest, a color-keyed center console, an instrument cluster temperature gauge, an AM/FM/CD/cassette player, a rear defogger and bright white lighting. A new power adjustable lumbar support with power adjustable seat is optional. The CTS-V adds state-of-the-art technology as well. The GPS navigation system is accompanied by OnStar emergency protection and communication, satellite radio and high-end Bose Audio. Heated, multi-way powered seats front seats with memory settings and lumbar adjustment add to comfort. Exterior Features Performance The 2005 Cadillac CTS is a rear-wheel drive car run by a 5-speed automatic transmission with manual-shift capability controlling a 3.6-liter VVT V6. With specially isolated cam covers and internal damping plates to quell engine vibrations, the engine produces its 255 horsepower and 252 lb-ft of torque very quietly and efficiently. The new engine, to be phased in later in the year will lower these numbers somewhat for a respectable 215 hp V6 that manages better mileage and still, a smooth and quiet limo-like ride. The 2005 Cadillac CTS-V is on a different playing field altogether as 5.7-liters of engine displacement from this V8 engine cause a crazy 400hp to be available at the wheels, not to mention 395 lb-ft of torque! StabiliTrak, independent front and rear high-performance suspension and full-range traction control, provides excellent responsiveness. and big, fat run-flats (245/45WR18) do the rest to keep the rubber side down. Safety and Security
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