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It will cost roughly $100 per horsepower to secure a brand-new, 556-hp Cadillac CTS-V when it goes on sale around Nov. 1. Including destination charge and gas-guzzler tax, $59,990 will get you the high-horsepower sports sedan that Cars.com senior editor Joe Wiesenfelder recently reviewed. Of the most powerful Caddy ever, he said: “Having driven the V-Series performance version of the 2009 CTS sedan, I’m pounding the gavel. Cadillac can compete with the best of them, and possibly win.”
There are even a fair number of standard features that are optional on a regular CTS, like a 40GB hard drive tucked into a Bose sound system, a USB port and navigation.
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