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Byline: ROGER HART, WES RAYNAL
One of General Motors vice chairman Bob Lutz's goals is to return Cadillac to the top of the luxury car heap. Not necessarily in terms of sales, Lutz told AutoWeek, but certainly in terms of prestige.
The beginning of the ascent, according to Lutz, could be a car codenamed ULS, or Ultra Luxury Sedan. GM is looking at developing a big sedan that would come in three model ranges: a V8, a high-performance V8, and a V12. Lutz said prices would start around $80,000, moving up to $120,000 and, at the top, $300,000, where a salesman would come to your office to help you pick out the wood, leather and other options.
Lutz's desire to create a world-class American supercar is no secret. Past projects include the ill-fated effort to build a V12-powered Cunningham C7 grand tourer, and last January's Detroit show stopper, the 1000-hp V16-engined Cadillac Sixteen.
Lutz said he believes only Cadillac and Lexus are poised to continue to be true luxury brands. Because all Mercedes and BMWs must wear the luxury badge, customers ...
Source: HighBeam Research, A CADILLAC CUNNINGHAM?(News)(Bob Lutz looks to put Cadillac back on...