It appears that the CT4 will share a trim level structure with the XT4 crossover.
Turns out that reading the tea leaves can result in some very good insight.
Covering the entire gamut of Cadillac's CT# and XT# range.
Remaining the segment's best-selling model.
By comparison, the ATS, CTS, XTS and XT5 only have one auto-dimming mirror.
A better look at the gorgeous coupe in the recently-filed design patent.
The compact crossover will become available in the region by "later this year".
Marking the first time that we've seen Cadillac's upcoming small sedan.
Outperforming the segment, which saw a cumulative 8.4 percent drop in sales volume.
Giving us our best look yet at replacement for the ATS and CTS.
Outperforming the segment's 16 percent drop.
A rather quick turn-around for Cadillac's newest crossover.
This time in the gorgeous Crystal White Tricoat hue.
Outselling all competing models during the quarter.
A first for Cadillac.
Sales decreased 7.1 percent to 7,088 units in the first 7 months of 2018.
2019 might be the final model year of the XTS line.
Here's what we believe they will be.
Outselling three rivals but lagging behind the segment.
Sales increased 29.6 percent to 103,791 units in the first six months of 2018.
Representing the first time that we've seen Cadillac's new small crossover in Premium Luxury trim on the street.
Thirteen configurations consisting of six trim levels and five engine choices.
But one specific competitor outsold the Cadillac's midsize CUV during the quarter.
But it gains more features in the process.