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Meet the 2009 Cadillac CTS-V (It's a monster)
This is it. The fastest, most powerful Cadillac ever built. The fastest, most powerful American sedan in history, for that matter. Locked, loaded, and gunning for Europe's heavy-hitting sport sedans-BMW M5, Mercedes-Benz E63 AMG, Audi RS6. Read all that again. Now pinch yourself. No, you're not dreaming. Motown-well, GM at least-has its mojo back. Meet Cadillac's monster new CTS-V. Cadzilla, if you will.Here are the raw numbers: 550 horsepower at 6200 rpm. 550 pound-feet of torque at 4000 rpm. They're only official "estimates," but as the engine under the new CTS-V's power-domed hood is fundamentally the same as the supercharged V-8 that's credited with 620-plus horsepower and at least 600 pound-feet in the hot new Corvette ZR1, you can safely assume the real SAE-certified figures will be close. "I'm confident we'll disappoint nobody with the numbers," says Ed Piatek, the CTS-V's program engineering manager.
http://www.motortrend.com/roadtests/...cadillac_cts_v
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They really forgot who they are. Its not a race car.
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Did BMW forget who they were with the M5? How about Benz with the AMG E63?
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I was never a big fan of Cadillacs, but this model looks awesome.
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So Fucking Fabulous
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gotta agree with that and wow some nice stats! Looks like a killer machine for sure ![]()
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Not the same, not even close. For a brief time between mb dealers I worked for caddie, Caddie customers are older and looking for luxury, a living room on wheels. Where mb customers liked performance.
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Sounds like it's quite the car. And for 30% less $$$ than anything comparable.
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I love my Caddy
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So Fucking Fabulous
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well maybe they are looking to get younger buyers now too cause I agree with you on that unless it is a escalade not too many younger buyers of caddies
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My leased company car is a 2008 Cadillac CTS. Love it. Comfrotable, no fee maintenance, all the goodies and decent horse power. Does that make me old?
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You must have worked for them pre-Escalade. Cadillac CTS is/has been popular with younger drivers as well. I still want a '72-'76 Eldorado Convertible tho ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Don't know why but I've never really liked the grill of the Cadillac
This car floats my boat! http://www.chrysler.com/en/2008/300/gallery/ |
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thats something, but hey whtevr works for thm, now huh
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Now I feel fucking stupid, it had to be either 90 or 91. That was a long time ago. My bad.
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BTW - 2008 CTS is Motor Trend Car of the Year.
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Historically they were grandpa cars ![]() The funny thing is I always wanted one BECAUSE mine had a new one every 2 years or so - and i thought they were so big and comfy AND COOL! Growing up in NY all the big money Italians and Jews drove a Caddy. ![]() ![]() |
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I was in NY too, it was the dealer in white plains. They didnt pay well enough so I went back to MB but the customers were so easy going compared to the younger mb customers. I worked in service.
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kneegro car...lol
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Currently you have insanely old people and blacks buying caddies... They NEED to find their way into a better crowd.
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