General Motors unveils the new Cadillac CTS design

WKAR Public Media | By Current State

Published March 27, 2013 at 3:47 PM EDT

At the New York International Auto Show this week, the Cadillac division of General Motors is announcing details of what will be new with the 2014 CTS, built in Lansing at the GM Grand River Assembly Plant.The third-generation CTS will roll off the assembly line later this year.

Dave Leone, executive chief Engineer at Cadillac, joins Current State from the auto show in New York to discuss the new CTS.

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