SPIED: THIS Is The 2015 Cadillac CTS — Can YOU Spot The Changes?

Although the 2014 Cadillac CTS ushered in a new-generation car, it seems that the boys and girls at General Motors couldn't resist from making changes. Yes, already.

We've seen other automakers do the same thing after only putting out a car for one year and let me tell you this, it really pisses off consumers. Not to mention it drastically lowers the value of the first model year products. Eh, well. What are you going to do?

As you see in this FIRST shot of the CTS, the model is largely a carryover with exception of TWO things.

Can YOU spot them?

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MattDarringer - 6/28/2014 10:50:51 AM

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In order to move to the new emblem, they had to redo the grille. I honestly don't think many will notice the changes.

JDMUSMuscle - 6/28/2014 5:34:15 PM

-3 Boost

The Transformer logo.

skytop - 6/29/2014 10:14:51 AM

-4 Boost

Cadillac has not essentially changed its design in 10 years. Additionally, they bore us with the same tiresome design on all their models. Yawn......

xjug1987a - 6/30/2014 9:08:49 AM

+3 Boost

The new CTS is not the previous CTS, or the one before that. Its fresh, the front end is new and aligned with the current design language. The look is evolutionary. I personally think Cadillac's should all be gorgeous, not American versions of European products. That said the new CTS is a fantastic car and better looking than the current E and 5 Series. I think the A6 is still great looking. That said if offered either of the 4 which would I pick... a Mercedes is a Mercedes.... so probably the CTS or the E. Style is in the eye of the beholder.. the new CTS is great looking and when you see it on the road it catches your eye, unlike the E or the 5, or the A6 for that matter. Some would say because the Euro's are so common they're like Corollas and the CTS is new and unique. The back end could use more flash but this is not a boring design... sorry.

W124E320 - 6/30/2014 9:23:18 AM

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xjug I completely agree. To many the Cadillac is like the Japanese were a few years ago, just entering the market. IE: their products certainly in the 90's were not competitive, they simply were out of their league. Cadillac needs to consistently market winners in every segment that are emotional and perform, and given the last 14 years, they're striving to do just that. Cutting edge technology is a must and great design is something GM has a fabulous history of. The Elmiraj and Ciel are stunning, a perfect word for them. These ideas and concepts need to be produced its lineup needs expansion. But this is not a boring car like its competitors. The current CTS-V is fabulous and the new one, I'm sure will be insane! Lets face it: under the skin most of these cars are extremely similar in content...so, style and appearance are going to continue to grow in importance.