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Another V-8 Dies: GM's 4.5L Diesel Made Sense For Cadillac, Too 
Motor Trend Blog | Wed, Mar 11
The CTS-v is the type of high-priced, ultra low-volume halo car that will keep the good old V-8 alive for the next decade, in very small numbers. My Cadillac source assured me the V-8 Cadillac will use would be a relatively high-volume engine for the brand. Yes, the small block also continues...
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