November 14, 2006 (Press Release) --
The Cadillac Cien was a concept car created by Cadillac and unveiled at the 2002 Detroit Auto Show. The Cadillac Cien had a 7.5 L V12 Northstar XV12 engine, which produced 750 hp. This experimental engine featured direct injection and Displacement on Demand, which allowed the engine to run on only six cylinders under light load. The Cien was designed at General Motors' Advanced Design Studio in England and built as a fully-working road-going vehicle with the help of the UK-based engineering and motorsport company Prodrive. The Cien's low, sleek style was inspired by the F-22 Raptor.
The car was featured prominently in the 2005 film, The Island, directed by Michael Bay. It was also in Gran Turismo 4, Midnight Club 3: DUB Edition, and in Midnight Club 3: DUB Edition Remix.
Cadillac Cien General Information
Make Cadillac
Model 2002 Cien
Powertrain Layout Mid Engine / RWD
Base Price Not Available
Dimensions
WheelBase 2750 mm / 108.3 in
Length 4457 mm / 175.5 in
Height 1170 mm / 46.1 in
Width 1975 mm / 77.8 in
Weight Not Available
Front / Rear Track F 1726 mm / 68.0 in
R 1632 mm / 64.3 in
Engine
Configuration 7.5 L V12
Valvetrain DOHC, 4 valves / cylinder
Displacement 7500 cc / 457.7 cu in
Power 298.3 kw / 750.0 bhp @ ? rpm
Torque 610.1 nm / 450.0 ft lbs @ ? rpm
Bore Not Available
Stroke Not Available
Compression Ratio Not Available
BHP / Liter 100.0 bhp
Redline Not Available
Transmission
Type 6-Speed Semi-Automatic
Final Drive Not Available
1st Gear Ratio Not Available
2nd Gear Ratio Not Available
3rd Gear Ratio Not Available
4th Gear Ratio Not Available
5th Gear Ratio Not Available
6th Gear Ratio Not Available
Chassis & Body
Steering Not Available
Tire Sizes F 245/35ZR-19
R 335/30ZR-21
Brake Types Vented Discs
Brake Size Not Available
Available ABS Not Available
Body Material Carbon Fibre
Performance
Top Speed Not Available
0 - 30 mph Not Available
0 - 60 mph Not Available
0 - 100 mph Not Available
0 - ?mile Not Available
Lateral Acceleration Not Available
EPA City / Hwy Not Available
The Cadillac Cien was a concept car created by Cadillac and unveiled at the 2002 Detroit Auto Show. The Cadillac Cien had a 7.5 L V12 Northstar XV12 engine, which produced 750 hp. This experimental engine featured direct injection and Displacement on Demand, which allowed the engine to run on only six cylinders under light load. The Cien was designed at General Motors' Advanced Design Studio in England and built as a fully-working road-going vehicle with the help of the UK-based engineering and motorsport company Prodrive. The Cien's low, sleek style was inspired by the F-22 Raptor.
The car was featured prominently in the 2005 film, The Island, directed by Michael Bay. It was also in Gran Turismo 4, Midnight Club 3: DUB Edition, and in Midnight Club 3: DUB Edition Remix.
Cadillac Cien General Information
Make Cadillac
Model 2002 Cien
Powertrain Layout Mid Engine / RWD
Base Price Not Available
Dimensions
WheelBase 2750 mm / 108.3 in
Length 4457 mm / 175.5 in
Height 1170 mm / 46.1 in
Width 1975 mm / 77.8 in
Weight Not Available
Front / Rear Track F 1726 mm / 68.0 in
R 1632 mm / 64.3 in
Engine
Configuration 7.5 L V12
Valvetrain DOHC, 4 valves / cylinder
Displacement 7500 cc / 457.7 cu in
Power 298.3 kw / 750.0 bhp @ ? rpm
Torque 610.1 nm / 450.0 ft lbs @ ? rpm
Bore Not Available
Stroke Not Available
Compression Ratio Not Available
BHP / Liter 100.0 bhp
Redline Not Available
Transmission
Type 6-Speed Semi-Automatic
Final Drive Not Available
1st Gear Ratio Not Available
2nd Gear Ratio Not Available
3rd Gear Ratio Not Available
4th Gear Ratio Not Available
5th Gear Ratio Not Available
6th Gear Ratio Not Available
Chassis & Body
Steering Not Available
Tire Sizes F 245/35ZR-19
R 335/30ZR-21
Brake Types Vented Discs
Brake Size Not Available
Available ABS Not Available
Body Material Carbon Fibre
Performance
Top Speed Not Available
0 - 30 mph Not Available
0 - 60 mph Not Available
0 - 100 mph Not Available
0 - ?mile Not Available
Lateral Acceleration Not Available
EPA City / Hwy Not Available

the car was featured prominently in the 2005 film, The Island, directed by Michael Bay

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