Sport sedans are a dying breed, but luckily, they are now better than ever before! And while this Cadillac CT4-V Blackwing might not pack a supercharged V8 like the CT5-V Blackwing, it does offer plenty of performance, a fantastic manual and the Camaro's incredible Alpha chassis at a very low starting price - undercutting the BMW M3 (the only other RWD sport sedan outside the Cadillac lineup) by thousands!

But even if this CT4-V Blackwing is cheaper than it's main competitor at $75,973.00 CAD here in Canada, it will still have to make up for the fact that its twin turbo 3.6L V6 produces less power than the M3, that Cadillac offers no optional AWD, and that the CT4 usually has a far less luxurious interior than anything with a BMW badge. Can the GM engineers once again work their magic and hit another home run, or is the Cadillac CT4-V Blackwing a sign of the decline of luxury sport sedans? Find out in today's review!

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00:00 Skit
00:35 Intro - Defying the Odds
01:40 Driving - Acceleration Run
02:20 Driving - A Masterclass in Vehicle Dynamics
04:15 Driving - Is the Twin Turbo V6 Enough?
05:30 Driving - The Key to Making Great Drivers Cars
08:00 Driving - Confidence Inspiring Capability
09:25 Driving - Seat Swap!
09:55 Driving - Daily Drivability & Practicality
10:45 Interior - The "Poverty-Spec" CT4...
13:10 Exterior - A Performance Sleeper?
14:20 Driving - Cheeky Shenanigans with the Performance Traction Modes
15:15 Conclusion - Pricing & Competitors
16:45 Final Thoughts
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