Fastest Cadillac ever produced; Comfortable enough to drive daily; Plenty of rear-seat space; Cutting-edge magnetic suspension
Costs $125,580 when fully loaded; Some amenities aren’t standard; Subpar fuel economy; Limited trunk space
The Cadillac CT5-V Blackwing debuted on the market for 2022 as the most powerful and fastest production car the American automaker has ever made. The midsize luxury sedan takes performance seriously with a hand-built supercharged V8 producing 668 hp and a standard six-speed manual transmission. A non-Blackwing model is also available, producing 360 hp. Inside, the cabin is all Cadillac, with plenty of space, technology, and comfort.
2022 Cadillac CT5-V Trim Comparison
CT5-V Blackwing Starting MSRP is $84,990
CT5-V Blackwing Starting Market Average is $86,833
CT5-V Blackwing MPG is 13 city/21 hwy
CT5-V Blackwing Engine is 6.2L V8 S/C
CT5-V Blackwing Wheel Size is 19"
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