The 2014 Cadillac CTS Vsport sedan produces 420-horsepower and 430 lb.-ft. of torque thanks to the automaker's first-ever twin-turbocharged engine. Anyone who has ever driven a boosted car knows that not all forced induction systems are created equal. While superchargers are known for giving a stern shot of instant power to the drive wheels, they also have a reputation for pounding the pumps as much as the pavement. The traditional turbocharger puts power and efficiency in the same package, but the lethargic lag of the average system can make the waiting game enough to make you feel like you’re driving a grocery getter. That’s all about to change, if Cadillac has its way. Added to the already boisterous Vsport line of luxury sedans, the Detroit automaker is launching its first-ever twin-turbo system to the 2014 CTS and XTS Vsport models, delivering boosted performance with little delivery time. Slapped onto its 3.6-litre V-6 engine, the intercooled twin-turbo system pushes power to the tune of 420-horsepower and 430 lb.-ft. of torque in the mid-size CTS Vsport, making it one of the most power-dense engine in the segment. Read more http://www.canadianmanufacturing.co...em-looks-to-kick-turbo-lag-to-the-curb-111966
