GM GIVES $175M TO MAKE NEXT-GENERATION CADILLAC SEDANS

In an effort to provide the ultimate vehicles for their customers, Cadillac has launched a bold new campaign dedicated to producing a new car every six months until 2021. An article on Motor Authority states one of the major components for this initiative is General Motors’ commitment of a shocking $175 million to Cadillac’s Lansing Grand River assembly plant in Michigan, all for the purpose of engineering two next-generation Cadillac sedans. This wonderful commitment is on the heels of GM’s astonishing $211-million investment in the assembly plant two years ago. Here at Linus Cadillac, your Cadillac Vero Beach destination, we are very excited by this news and we think General Motors is taking a step to give loyal Cadillac customers the type of efficient sedan that they deserve in their driving lives.

The article states that the two sedans most likely will be called the Cadillac CT5 and the Cadillac CT4. These sedans are slated to replace the current Cadillac CTS, Cadillac ATS and the Cadillac XTS models in either 2019 or 2020. Though information about these two intriguing sedans is scarce, they are believed to have the ability to deliver new and thrilling levels of performance to everyone who gets behind their steering wheels. They also are sure to transform your work commute into a task you definitely will enjoy doing every single day. According to the Motor Authority article, the Cadillac assembly plant already is installing new tooling and equipment that will be dedicated to manufacturing the Cadillac CT5 and the Cadillac CT4. Our team at Linus Cadillac, your local Vero Beach car dealer, cannot wait to learn more about this amazing venture. Be sure to stay in touch with us and prepared to be blown away by these revolutionary sedans when they arrive sometime next year.