We state why the mid-engine Corvette is not a Cadillac supercar at this point time, with plenty of evidence pointing to a C8 Corvette instead.

We think there's still one glaring hole in Cadillac's lineup - a mid-engine Cadillac sports car based on the Corvette C8.

What if the mid-engine Corvette is really a Cadillac? While we’re all just making random speculation on the next Corvette, here’s a new theory. Zero proof, but lots of logic.

Cadillac isn’t getting a mid-engine supercar based on the Corvette’s Y2XX platform. Which feels like a missed opportunity wrapped in a carbon-fiber panel. The rumors have swirled for years.

Why it makes more sense for the mid-engine Chevrolet Corvette Zora to be sold as a Cadillac.

Secondly, if Team Corvette had gotten away with a 1,064-horsepower C8 Chevy Corvette ZR1, Cadillac could have definitely developed its own mid-engine supercar based on the C8 backbones.

Based on the Corvette C8, the so-called Cadillac C120R is the work of Competition Carbon, and should premiere at the 2022 SEMA Show in Las Vegas ...

The report comes from The Drive who recently received three images of a Cadillac key fob from a mysterious tipster. On this key fob are a number of buttons which depict a mid-engine Cadillac model ...

The only possible disappointment from this uncertain certainty, if you will, is that Cadillac is putting in all the leg work for the Corvette and getting stiffed on the highbrow supercar it deserves.

Evidence points that Cadillac might get a variant of the C8 mid-engine 2020 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray.

When asked about the possibility of an electric sports car he stayed coy, especially when the idea of a mid-engine Cadillac supercar was brought up.