Do you want a Cadillac that resembles a stealth attack plane and features a supercharged V-8 engine? This model features a manual gearbox, numerous great attributes, and incredibly low mileage. The last one of its kind is this strong coupe. The Lockheed F-117A Nighthawk wasn’t widely known until the 1990s, despite being one of the most secret Air Force projects of the 1980s. With its sharp edges and smooth black paint, it gave us an idea of what a stealth plane should look like. This Cadillac exemplifies its influence. You can buy this 2014 Cadillac CTS-V Coupe on Bring a Trailer. It comes with the important six-speed manual gearbox. It’s not completely hidden, but it does have an angled shape. It’s also in great shape and ready for its next trip; the odometer shows only 1900 miles. In fact, this Caddy coupe might be a little secret, since people who aren’t familiar with the V-badge might not expect a 6.2-liter supercharged General Motors V-8 engine that makes 556 horsepower. There are six speeds on this Cadillac’s Tremec TR-6060 transmission, and it loves to party. This is a Corvette ZR1 engine that has been dressed up, carrying a bazooka, and being polite. When the second version of the Cadillac V-series was introduced in 2009, the CTS-V sedan quickly demonstrated its speed by breaking the production sedan lap record at the Nürburgring. After a year, the wagon and coupe were added to the range. Many people are interested in the CTS-V wagon because it is a manual, supercharged V8 wagon. Please say yes. Still, the CTS-V Coupe remains just as appealing, combining great looks with impressive speed and a sense of luxury. This car has almost all of the options you could want, like adaptive lighting, a Bose stereo system, heated and cooled Recaro seats, and GPS. The price tag was a little more than $72,000 in 2014, which is now close to six figures. Once more, the very low mileage makes this a collector’s item, and the background is perfect. But the truth is that this supercharged Cadillac shouldn’t be left in a garage all day. You should save it for rare occasions, even though it’s a great invoice-pricing and offers an experience that’s hard to find these days.
