2008 Cadillac CTS Readies for Launch
DETROIT – The new 2008 Cadillac CTS will launch in late-August.
DETROIT – The new 2008 Cadillac CTS will launch in late-August. The 2008 CTS launches at a base MSRP of $32,990, including $745 Dealer Freight Charge. (The 2007 CTS with the 3.6L V-6 engine carried a base MSRP of $33,530, $540 more than the new ’08 model with the same engine.)
The all-new 2008 CTS includes the following standard features:
263-hp, 3.6L engine.
All-new redesigned cabin with handcrafted accents.
17-inch wheels and tires.
BOSE eight-speaker sound system.
The Stabilitrak stability enhancement system.
Tire pressure monitoring.
Underhood strut tower brace for improved structural rigidity.
Polished aluminum exhaust tips.
Optional equipment includes:
3.6L direct injection engine with 304-hp and a 25- percent reduction in hydrocarbon emissions.
6-speed automatic transmission with driver shift control.
All-wheel drive, with active torque transfer.
40 gigabyte hard disc drive that can store audio tracks “ripped” from CDs or flash drives, and enables a “Time-Shift” feature that can pause and replay live radio content.
Navigation system with 3D mapping of major U.S. landmarks and real-time traffic and weather data.
USB and auxiliary ports for the seamless integration (and battery charging) of MP3 players such as iPods.
High intensity discharge headlamps with adaptive forward lighting that follows vehicle steering, with LED light pipes.
Keyless access.
BOSE 5.1 digital surround sound.
Authentic Sapele wood trim.
UltraView sun roof with power sunshade.
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