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Chicago — Cadillac introduced the 2019 XT5 Sport package today at the Chicago Auto Show — a new look infused with darkened exterior styling elements that complement Cadillac’s signature front, cornering and LED lighting, adding a personalized flair to Cadillac’s global best-selling crossover. The XT5 Sport package joins the XT4, which has soared to the top spot in its segment, the recently introduced XT6 and the iconic Escalade to accelerate the brand’s global growth. “The new XT5 Sport package harmonizes styling cues from Cadillac’s new Sport models, first launched on XT4 and all-new XT6,” said Steve Carlisle, Cadillac president. “It gives our best-selling XT5 a dark, aggressive appearance and expands customer choices within our successful crossover portfolio.” The new limited-edition Sport package is offered on the XT5’s Luxury and Premium Luxury trims. Its distinguishing elements include: ·       A gloss black grille with Galvano surround. ·...

Limited-Edition 2020 Alfa Romeo 4C Spider Italia unveiled for North America at Chicago Auto Show

Alfa Romeo today unveiled the limited-edition 2020 4C Spider Italia for North America, limited to only 15 vehicles. The 2020 Alfa Romeo 4C Spider Italia offers driving enthusiasts a mid-engine design inspired by the brand’s legendary racing history and represents the essential sportiness embedded in the brand’s DNA. The limited-edition 4C Spider Italia’s special standard features include: ●      Exclusive Misano Blue Metallic exterior color (not available on any other 4C variant) ●      Piano black front air intake and rear diffuser ●      Unique livery with dedicated ‘’4C Spider Italia’’ graphics ●      Aluminum dashboard insert with ‘’4C Spider Italia’’ logo ●      Progressively numbered plate on the center console

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