Cadillac ATS | "Green Hell" Super Bowl XLVI Commercial

We developed the all-new Cadillac ATS on the Nürburgring, a grueling stretch of German asphalt known as "The Green Hell," to push both car and driver to their limits. So, if anyone tells you that Cadillac can't beat the world's best, just tell them to go to "Green Hell."

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[alep85]

@Konformation07

Why post that on here? Clearly, you're intimidated by this car if you have to troll on their ad video page.

[Flabernat]

Only a ignorant fool would think Cadillac ATS can't compete with the 3 series... It's hardly the first time Cadillac said they would beat the Germans at their own game and actually do it.... CTS-V anyone?... not even Mercedes or Audi were ever able to take down the M5 or M3.

[Marine5484]

@GethinJames I thought the exact same thing but I have to say that CTS-V can haul. For being a sedan it is actually rather light since they use a lot of aluminum in the chassis and body.

[Marine5484]

@krocialblack Top Gear tested the CTS-V in the Bonneville episode and captain slow drove it. At first he didn't like it(since he thinks all cars are ruined at green hell) but he actually loved that car by the end.

[majestixblue]

I think BMW is already preparing new M3 as they're now launching new 3 series

[9cyclop]

good luck ))))))))

[Ironjerzjay]

The cts is way better!! Am I the only one who thinks this? New cts comes out around 2015/2016

[corduroygt]

@knaagi going from selling 10 cars to 15 cars is a 50% increase...

[vaztion]

amazing german engineering! xD

[knaagi]

@fredwasnothere In Germany, BMW 3 series is driven by young turks mostly.

[knaagi]

@GethinJames Cadillac CTS-V smokes everything ;-) Are you guys living under a rock?

[knaagi]

@corduroygt This is from 2007: Cadillac saw global growth with sales increases outside of North America last year, thanks to a 45 percent increase in the Europe, a 42 percent climb in the Latin America, Africa and Middle East region, and an impressive 106 percent hike in the Asia Pacific region.