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"Look out, and \u2014a baby Cadillac is coming! We&amp;#039;ve known since last year that Cadillac has been working on a small CTS for 2012, dubbed the ATS. We&amp;#039;ve heard rumors about a new rear-drive architecture\u2014called Alfa\u2014for quite some time, and we suspect this is it. This same platform will likely be used for the next .   On first inspection, what we see here is just a . A closer look reveals that it&amp;#039;s not just a CTS. First thing to notice are the wheel sizes, and their placement in the wheel arches. The underlying platform clearly has a significantly shorter wheelbase than the current CTS. And the gas fill-neck has been moved forward. At this new smaller size, the new Cadillac will be more closely aligned in overall size with its competitors.   Unlike earlier mules we&amp;#039;ve seen, this car has small brakes and a small single exhaust. We can predict that it will be available with a 4-cylinder engine\u2014likely the 2.4-liter direct-injection Ecotec that just began production this year. That would be the base engine, we believe it&amp;#039;s powering this model. From there, the engine options could expand to the turbocharged 2.0-liter from the same family line, the one used in the new . The turbocharged 4-cylinder makes good horsepower, between 220 and 300 bhp depending on tuning. Then there&amp;#039;s the big 3.0-liter V-6 that would be the top-line fitment. Following its introduction, there&amp;#039;s the possibility of the 2.8-liter twin-turbo V-6 from the powering an ATS-V.   In the meantime, ponder these images and tell us if you think we&amp;#039;ve missed anything in our analysis. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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