2 years ago

Overall, It looks Like an Awesome Sports Sedan !!
Can't wait to get it on the Road ! Look Out for that Road Test Review !
Apparently, I'm hearing GM is claiming this is suppose to compete with BMW M3401, Audi S4 & AMG C43, but I Disagree. Not sure why they would choose to compare it to those ? This is over 192" long, so it's a Mid-sized Sports Sedan, like the BMW 5 series, and Audi S5, Acura TLX and like a Kia Stinger. ... So I say Compare it to these size of Sports Sedans.

Pricing:
The V Trim (Top Performance Trim) - $71K + Canadian w/Mostly Every Option.. Except for Few. There's always more options with GM vehicles.
But
Starts at: $50K as a RWD and the AWD Base is: $52K
and
Non- "V" trims, start as low as $40K (2.0L Turbo) goes up and up from there depending on Trim, packages, can be with 3.0L Twin Turbo as wel, and so on.

* You Really Got to Get UP There in Price, to Get Safety Tech Features, Etc.. Etc.. So this V Trim will cost as much as a BMW 640i, when both fully loaded.. Again, it's not a 3 Series competitor !

Fuel Economy: ... for the 3.0L Twin Turbo V Trim
RWD Model:
City: 13.1 L/100kms (18mpg) - Hwy. 9.1 L/100kms (26 mpg) - Comb'd: 11.3 L/100kms (21mpg)
AWD Model:
City: 13.8 L/100kms (17mpg) - Hwy. 9.4 L/100kms (25 mpg) - Comb'd: 11.8 L/100kms (19.9mpg)

There's no IIHS report on this car yet.
NHTSA Report: https://www.nhtsa.gov/vehicle/2020/CADILLAC/CT5/4%252520DR/AWD

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