The company's second effort is intended to be more mainstream in every way. The Model S is a four-seat sedan with an intended price tag around $50,000, after federal tax credits that may save buyers as much as $7,500. The vehicle uses the same electric technology as the Roadster, promising sporty performance for a large car. It may be offered with several different battery packages, varying in price and driving range. The company says it will deliver the car in 2011, and had already accepted orders for more than 500 Model S sedans within one week of announcing plans to build the car. But so far the car exists only in concept form, and no factory has been built or engaged to manufacture it.
Cadillac ATS -- Finally, an all new baby Cadillac hits the market in the form of the ATS. Like the larger CTS, this car will be powered by its rear wheels and be offered in sedan, coupe and, if we're lucky, cabriolet body styles. The Cimarron and Catera, earlier unsuccessful Cadillac forays into the compact car market, will likely be forgotten when the ATS hits. Powered by turbocharged 14 engine, this Caddy will take on the BMW 3-Series, Mercedes C Class and Lexus IS. Expect a late 2011 arrival for the all new Caddy
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