Please Hammer, don't hurt em.
If you've ever driven a Cadillac CTS-V, you know that the main problem is that it's not fast enough. The 98-pound weakling under the hood makes only 556 hp, barely enough to pull Bambi across the proverbial frozen pond. Fortunately, longtime speed merchant John Hennessey recognized the Caddy's noodle-armed feebleness and resolved to do something about it, creating the V700 package at his Texas skunk works. With a little old-fashioned hot-rodding, perhaps the CTS-V could be transformed into something that's not a plodding embarrassment to all America.
Photo Gallery: Hennessey Cadillac V700 Wagon - Driven - Automobile Magazine
Photo Gallery: Hennessey Cadillac V700 Wagon - Driven - Automobile Magazine
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