General Motors Recalling 95,927 Previous-Gen Cadillac CTS Sedans
General Motors is recalling 95,927 Cadillac CTS vehicles from 2005-2007 over faulty passenger sensing systems in the front passenger seat. According to National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, some of these vehicles have a condition in which repeated flexing of passenger sensing system mar in the front passenger seat may cause the mat to kink, bend, or fold. As a result the sensor may not detect the presence of a front seat passenger and will disable the air bag. This may reduce the protection of the passenger and increase the risk of injury to them. Cadillac dealers will replace the sensing system free of charge.
{Source: Globalmotors}
Cadillac returns to SCCA world challenge with CTS-V Coupe
Cadillac announced that it will come again to racing next year with a race-prepared version of its CTS-V Coupe competing in the Sports Car Club of America World Challenge, North America’s top production-based racecar series. Cadillac competed there also 
from 2004 to 2007. Competing in the GT Class with the Cadillac CTS-V Sport Sedan, Cadillac captured the Manufacturer’s Championship in 2005 and 2007 and the Driver’s Championship in 2005.
Cadillac will field two teams in the forthcoming SCCA World Challenge GT Class with a racecar based on the CTS-V Coupe. The CTS-V line, which also includes the CTS-V Sedan and CTS-V Wagon, was recentlynamed to Car and Driver magazine’s 10 Best list for 2011. The first event in the SCCA World Challenge is March 25-27 in St. Petersburg, Fla. Johnny O’Connell, a three-time GT1 champion in the America Le Mans Series, and Andy Pilgrim, who won the 2005 SCCA World Challenge GT class in a Cadillac, will be behind the wheel of the CTS-V racecars.