Cadillac CTS special editions

Cadillac has launched a pair of limited editions based on the mid-size CTS.

The first is the Silver Frost Edition, which will be restricted to a production run of just 100 units. Available only as a CTS-V Coupé, it gets a unique low-gloss matte paint finish that looks good, but can only be hand-washed.

Cadillac CTS-V Coupé Silver Frost Edition (2013) Front Side

Alternatively, the Stealth Blue Edition comes with ‘normal’ metallic paintwork, albeit in a special grey-blue shade. Cadillac hasn’t quoted a planned build volume, but this model will be offered in CTS Coupé, CTS-V Coupé, CTS-V Sedan and CTS-V Wagon guises. For all except the Wagon variant, Twilight Blue leather upholstery is going to be available as an option to complement the exterior.

Cadillac CTS-V Sedan Stealth Blue Edition (2013) InteriorCadillac CTS-V Sedan Stealth Blue Edition (2013) Rear Side

Sales of both special editions begin in March.

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