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2016 Cadillac CT6

Inside CT6: The Cadillac putting German luxe on notice

Posted on May 29, 2015August 9, 2019 By Jarvis

It’s hard to overstate quite how important the 2016 CT6 is to Cadillac. Absent for some time from the full-size luxury segment, Cadillac needs a flagship that can not only take on BMW, Mercedes-Benz, and others in features, but convince drivers that its brand of American Luxury deserves to be mentioned in the same breath as the Germans. And while toothy BMW-baiting monsters like the CTS-V may fill a niche, there’s nothing like a vast uber-luxe sedan to make your case.

Cadillac’s design language is instantly recognizable, and translates well, for the most part, to this newest car. The front is undoubtedly its best angle, where the slices of LED lighting cut neatly down into the lower air intakes, while the broad grille bulges eagerly.
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