Two years after the arrival of the Cadillac ATS, a two-door version of the luxury compact sedan is on it's way. Unveiled at the Detroit auto show in January, the 2015 Cadillac ATS coupe will arrive at the end of this summer to take on the BMW 4 Series. The coupe version of the ATS is assembled on the same chassis as the sedan. However, nearly all of the body parts have changed, from the front to the trunk lid to the roof, doors and rear fenders. The coupe model also has a wider track and rides on it's own set of 18-inch wheels. As for powertrains, customers can choose between a turbocharged 2.0-litre or a 3.6-litre V6. The first delivers 272 horsepower and 295 lb-ft of torque while running the 0 to 96 km/h race in 5.6 seconds. Meanwhile, the V6 offers 321 horses and 275 lb-ft of torque for an even more stunning level of performance.

The AJAC (Automobile Journalists Association of Canada) has named the category finalists for its 2021 Canadian Car of the Year and Utility of the Year awards. Category winners will be revealed on February 20, and the overall winners at a later date, yet to be announced. In the meantime, let the arguing begin.

Cadillac previewed its upcoming Celestiq electric sedan at the CES in Las Vegas. Little is known about the model at this time, but we can guess that it will inherit many of the components and features being prepared for the Lyriq SUV, set to debut in 2022.

2020 was easy for exactly no one, but at Auto123 we nonetheless test-drove a number of models that made an impression on us. Here are 10 models that caught the attention of our collaborator Daniel Rufiange.