From slaughterhouse heaven (1900) to hookers and narcotics (1980s) to upscale nightlife and shopping (now), the area also know as the Gansevoort Market knows how to change faces. Enter Cadillac, who has followed more than a few paradigm shifts since losing consideration as the ultimate status symbol in our country. Much like the Meatpacking District, Cadillac has reinvented itself by way of classy, euro-fighting products like this Crystal Red CTS-V. The gaping mesh face, which feeds air to the 556 HP monster nestled behind it, serves as a couture compliment to the Theory HQ in the background.
[...] to offer equal or better performance for the dollar are GM sister vehicles like Camaro SS and Cadillac CTS-V. Z06 features a 7.0L V8 with 505, a 75 pony boost from the standard Corvette. But beyond jump in [...]
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[...] headed down to the utterly trendy Meatpacking District for dinner at the Standard Grill and was immediately distracted by all the choice rides [...]
[...] horsepower worth of Cadillac V-series models parked where the art used to be. Just like coupe and sedan variants, CTS-V Sport Wagon utilizes a supercharged 6.2L V8, Magnetic Ride Control, Brembo Brakes [...]