The all-new 2020 Cadillac CT4 is available in twelve exterior colors. That much we already knew, but what we didn’t know is how those colors will look on the vehicle – until now.
The twelve exterior colors are:
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- Crystal White Tricoat
- Velocity Red
- Red Obsesion Tintcoat
- Satin Steel Metallic
- Summit White
- Black Raven
- Evergreen Metallic
- Shadow Metallic
- Wave Metallic
- Garnet Metallic
- Dark Moon Metallic
All 2020 Cadillac CT4 colors are extra-cost hues with the exception of Summit White and Black Raven, meaning they are the only colors that don’t carry an additional surcharge.
Additionally, the availability of the colors varies between the different CT4 trim levels, which include Luxury, Premium Luxury, Sport, and CT4-V. For instance, Summit White is available for all models except the CT4-V, while Dark Moon can only be had on Luxury and Premium Luxury models.
Check out the Cadillac CT4 colors for yourself right here:
The Cadillac CT4 is the luxury automaker’s newest sedan positioned in the luxury C segment against the likes of the Audi A3, Mercedes-Benz A-Class, Acura ILX, as well as the BMW 1 Series Sedan (in China) or the BMW 2 Series Gran Coupe (in the United States and Canada).
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Greg
Evergreen Metallic is a beautiful color. I just saw a CT5 in that color the other day. I had a 94 Seville finished in a similar color called “Polo Green” once, and people would stop to tell me how beautiful it was. Sadly, I don’t think Evergreen Metallic will last long. People don’t seem to like greens these days.
Geoff
Do you guys know anything about the CT4-V press launch being canceled?
Greg
https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/cars/2019/05/31/2020-cadillac-ct-4-v-2020-ct-5-v/1296766001/
Greg
I thought the press launch happened months ago.
Geoff
Johnny Lieberman said on IG that the CT4-V media drive just got canceled.
John Fleming
All but two of the colors are extra color “hues”. Really? Why? Why does Cadillac feel they have to squeeze every dollar out of the customer? Sure back in the day their “fire mist” colors were extra, but the buyer still had a wide choice of colors. Nothing worse a customer likes is buying a car the when signing the papers hit with all the extra costs.
Greg
Here’s a real question:
Why do people post derogatory things about Cadillac on this site without full knowledge of the subject?
Mercedes charges MORE for any paint color other than white or black. $720. BMW charges $550 for the same.
Marvin Western
So because other manufacturers does something, does that mean Cadillac should do the same thing. Looks at the great success they had dropping their names of their models for letter and number designations. When is Cadillac going to regain their prominence in the luxury car field instead of being a follower?
Xjug
Gotta love libs like Greggy! Freedom of speech as long as it’s the same as yours. What an @$$! This is a blog not a rah rah Cadillac blog so if you can’t take any criticism perhaps you need to finish high school.
Cadillac is not BMW or Mercedes. Hyundai doesn’t charge for Paint yet someone say they make better cars than Cadillac. GM is all about less value for more money and consumers know it. The new XT5 has a four-cylinder a standard yet they raised the price of the base model by $2400 and charge extra for the previously std V6.
They charge extra for paint not because the paint is worth more it’s because they see an opportunity to increase pricing where as if they didn’t charge extra for paint that would actually be a competitive advantage. GM Was once glorious yet is now pathetic as they simply do not Understand the customer or how to compete. Everything they make is pretty much on the same platform due to costs, so where is the value to the customer? Badge engineering and the UAW nearly destroyed GM and once again they’re on the same track.
John Fleming
Here here well said jolly good show