JulesMaximus
No Lifer
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Looks good in red. My wife's Lexus is that color. :thumbsup:
But why would you consider less if the dealer is willing to give your $40k for it?
Looks good in red. My wife's Lexus is that color. :thumbsup:
But why would you consider less if the dealer is willing to give your $40k for it?![]()
Looks good in red. My wife's Lexus is that color. :thumbsup:
But why would you consider less if the dealer is willing to give your $40k for it?![]()
I'd pay a premium... that said you can find used mercs, audi's, bmw, even some volvos in the 30s-40s like the caddy -> all cooler. they may or may not have as many hp, but in my experience, it isn't all about HP
Mainly because the CTS-V is a 3rd vehicle and with a kid coming in 5 weeks I don't have time for it. We got my wife the mommy car and I have a low mileage daily driver so it's becoming redundant.
I was tempted to throw out my 135i + a briefcase full of cash but that rules that out... guess I'd just need a bigger briefcase full of cash. If I didn't have as much self control as I do I would have already PMd ya. CTS-V and 911 Turbo have always been on my list as possible suitable replacements. Yes it looks good in red... and like jlee said, it's definitely about the power.![]()
If you do your own changes, $30 isn't far off. 5qt jug is $22 here so 1qt + a filter for $8 more is doable.I sincerely approve of the idea...but a couple of questions:
1) Where are you getting 6+qt synthetic oil changes for $30?
2) Where are you finding 2010 CTS-Vs with 30k for mid-30's?
I still want it.
I'd pay a premium... that said you can find used mercs, audi's, bmw, even some volvos in the 30s-40s like the caddy -> all cooler. they may or may not have as many hp, but in my experience, it isn't all about HP
If you're in the market for a CTS-V, it is more than likely about power.
I'd pay a premium... that said you can find used mercs, audi's, bmw, even some volvos in the 30s-40s like the caddy -> all cooler. they may or may not have as many hp, but in my experience, it isn't all about HP
I guess if you want an inferior car. CTS-V is pretty much the king of sedans. To argue otherwise shows brand snobbery. "cooler" ?
Please. Does "cooler" mean "bested in every category while I sit pretty with an emblem?"
When I get my V I'm putting two of those Calvin stickers peeing on a BMW and Merc emblem on the rear window. I know it pisses those snobs off that some lowly GM car is better than theirs, this will rub it in. And possibly even bait them into a fatal mistake that will have them road raging all the way home and looking up new cars online.
I guess I am not won over by the HP. I don't think the car looks exceptionally good, I don't like the interior, and I think GM is a sh!tty brand in general. I am not a brand snob, I drive a nissan/honda/mitsu/toyota/ford.... none are a premium brand.
If you do your own changes, $30 isn't far off. 5qt jug is $22 here so 1qt + a filter for $8 more is doable.
I'd love to run across a lower mile 2010+ for mid 30's though. I've never seen one that low myself unless it was ragged out. Plus, with warmer weather creeping in, prices are going to spike.
I still want it.
If you do your own changes, $30 isn't far off. 5qt jug is $22 here so 1qt + a filter for $8 more is doable.
I'd love to run across a lower mile 2010+ for mid 30's though. I've never seen one that low myself unless it was ragged out. Plus, with warmer weather creeping in, prices are going to spike.
I still want it.
Mine still comes with free oil changes for another yearI really "want" to sell it, but having such a hard time thinking about letting it go.
Zomg it uses pushrods? Wtf! Lol.
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Why not pushrods?
Pushrod motors are lighter and more compact vs. an equivalent DOHC motor. Nothing wrong with pushrods.
Maybe someday they'll come out with a wagon version of this car.
your sarcasm meter might need a tap or two.
Shame that design has not aged well at all. I think the current generation will do a lot better in this regard.