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Cadillac’s new Blackwing steering wheel puts max performance first

Cadillac’s new Blackwing steering wheel puts max performance first

Posted on August 20, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Cadillac may not be ready to fully reveal its new Blackwing performance sedans, but we do at least know what drivers of the more potent CT4 and CT5 variants will be getting to grips with. The automaker has teased its latest steering wheel design for the two cars, and there are some notable improvements over what you’d find in the regular Caddies.

The 2022 CT5-V Blackwing and CT4-V Blackwing will sit at the top of the tree for the revamped V-Series sub-brand. Cadillac’s most aggressive models are taking the name of the Blackwing engine it designed – though, a little confusingly perhaps, they won’t actually use that engine – and giving the CT4 and CT5 its range-topping versions.
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