#CadillacCT4

It can be tough being the younger sibling.

Is it right to laud something simply for being the last of its kind?

Just because you’re ready to move up to a luxury brand doesn’t mean you don’t appreciate a good deal.

As a young camp counselor, I was taught an important lesson early on: end games shortly after the kids are enjoying them most.

Take this, the Cadillac CT4-V. I drove it back-to-back after the larger, more powerful CT5-V. That car was one of the more impressive ones I drove in the year, with handling as sharp as its looks, paired to a sweet-sounding, hugely flexible turbo V6. For contrast, the CT4-V has a repurposed Silverado engine.

Cadillac will offer upcoming CT4-V and CT5-V Blackwings with a six-speed manual.