Cadillac goes metric... for its drivetrain badging

Cadillac will soon begin phasing out engine displacement-based badges, such as 2.0T, 3.6 and 3.0TT, in favour of new ones denoting the maximum amount of torque the drivetrain produces. “We’re not talking about displacements anymore,” Steve Carlisle, head of Cadillac brand, told industry journal Automotive News.

Postingan populer dari blog ini

2019 Mini Cooper Convertible review

Convertibles exist in a strange space in the motoring world. The people who buy them aren't necessarily enthusiasts, like sports car owners, but they care enough about their car to buy an inherently compromised vehicle. The entire Mini range exists in a similar sphere. Expensive, small and trendy, the Anglo-Deutsch brand is reliant on buyers making a decision with their hearts, not their heads. That means the 2019 Mini Cooper Convertible is a niche car competing in a niche segment.
Baca selengkapnya

2019 Hyundai Veloster N review

In this gotta-have-an-SUV market, we should be thankful that the new Hyundai Veloster N exists—whether or not it's any good. Scrappy little hatchbacks with stoked engines and Olympic-grade chassis are anything but a priority for manufacturers; they're following the money into the tall, boxy segments.
Baca selengkapnya