Cadillac Considering A New XLR Sports Car

Cadillac's newly-appointed global vice president, Robert E. Ferguson, has revealed some new details about the company's future product lineup.

Speaking with the Financial Times, Ferguson said the company is considering a flagship to turn Cadillac into a "valued international brand" like Audi, BMW and Mercedes. He also revealed the company is debating a two-seat sports car which would effectively replace the XLR.

Fijian - 10/12/2012 3:18:57 PM

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One can easily convince the wife if there are 4 doors to spend more money for a car not two.

Lexus - 10/12/2012 7:09:48 PM

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@Fijian,

I deboosted you again ; ) LOL......

By the way good job Cadillac bring bring out another affordable sports sedan and coupe to Crash the partay..... and make thing more fun.

Duntov7 - 10/15/2012 11:49:41 PM

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If a new XLR is built in Bowling Green, KY on the new C7 Corvette chassis, that would appeal.