Cadillac 2013 Cadillac CTS-V User Manual download pdf (Page 7)

Engineering a vehicle this thrilling and sophisticated requires a blueprint comprised of

exceptional elements. Pair the potent 272 HP 2.0L Turbo or the available 321 HP 3.6L

V6 engine with performance-tuned RWD or available AWD with active-torque technology.

Maximize traction with an electronic Limited-Slip Differential (eLSD) when you choose

the mighty 420 HP Twin Turbo V6 in the Vsport. But no matter which powertrain you opt

for, you’ll always benefit from a solid platform with a fully independent suspension for

excellent responsiveness and refinement. The latest generation of Magnetic Ride Control

is available, featuring up to four selectable modes—Tour, Sport, Snow/Ice and Track—for

uncompromising handling and control. Stopping power is consistently confident, thanks

to the racing-inspired Brembo

front brakes. And a premium ZF steering system works in

unison to provide an enhanced connection between the driver, the vehicle and the road.

EXPECT AN

INSTANT RESPONSE.

BREMBO BRAKES

We combined forces with the world-

renowned brake experts at Brembo to

engineer the fixed-caliper, aluminum

4-piston front brakes that deliver

remarkable stopping power and

consistent pedal feel.

MAGNETIC RIDE CONTROL

The available revolutionary Magnetic Ride

Control seamlessly adjusts to the road up

to 1,000 times per second, maintaining

excellent body control, chassis composure

and a comfortable ride.

ELECTRONIC LIMITED-SLIP

DIFFERENTIAL

Maximum grip means maximum performance.

The CTS features an available electronic Limited-

Slip Differential (eLSD) that ensures the highest

amount of engine torque is transferred to the rear

wheel with the most traction.

LIGHTWEIGHT ALUMINUM DOORS

Over one-third lighter than traditional steel doors,

the use of aluminum not only helps save fuel, but

also improves vehicle balance and performance.

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