In 2001, the launch of the CTS marked a turning point for Cadillac, as a new Art & Science design language drew from the brand's illustrious past to inspire thoroughly modern vehicles.
The CTS sedan proved competitive with European and Japanese rivals, and the addition of a fire-breathing V-series only reinforced the notion that Cadillac was back in the game.
A second-generation redesign softened the angular styling of the first generation, and broadened its appeal by expanding the line-up to encompass coupe and wagon models.
