I have to admit it but some of General Motors' vehicles have come a long way. That doesn't mean that GM is crushin' it; however, the company gets props where it does deliver excellent products.
As I've been making note in recent years, GM is great at building high-performance products. The C7 Corvette, the all-new Camaro, the Cadillac ATS-V and CTS-V, etc., etc.
And even with the all-new CT6, it is a pretty impressive vehicle. Sure, its interior could be a tad nicer and, yes, its exterior styling could go an all-new direction from Art & Science — Elmiraj, Ciel, anyone?
Oh, and it could priced a bit more aggressively without using the 'ol four-cylinder-powered option trick.
But one thing that shouldn't be overlooked is Cadillac's brand. Much like Buick, perhaps that's one of the things holding the company's products back. Why else would someone take what is, arguably, the organization's most technologically advanced product to date and apply a Landau top to it?
Just a thought, but if the company was turning out sexy and interesting vehicles, would anyone even consider doing this? Is Cadillac's image one of the BIGGEST issues holding back the American luxury icon?