gap4annie

What a beastly looking machine! Hope it does well in SCCA and helps dispel the notion that american cars can't handle.

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Hoping to upgrade from my 2010 camaro to a CTS-V within 2 years. Anyone know if CTS-V is planned to have a short production run or anything?





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sway99bird

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Man that car is sexy I'm wanting to get one in the next few years as well I might settle for a V6.........

AAIIIC

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The people who have that notion are already ignoring tons of evidence to the contrary, so don't get your hopes up.

big reg

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The v1 was very successful in Scca racing. Im sure the v2 will be even better. The v1 won several races in the speed gt series and was subject to several weight penalties during its time to keep it competitive. It won the manufacturers championship in both 05 and 07.

SoJersey05V

sexy bbs's

ColeGraham

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V1 ran for 4 years...V2 will run for more just because of how sucessful sales are.

i wouldnt expect to see huge production numbers. i think they will remain at about 3000-3500 total per model year.

bad new is that people love these cars some much and the demand is some high, that they are holding value like crazy. 09s are still going for high 40s to 50k. in 2 years, i bet will start seeing the 09s in the mid to high 20s depending on miles.

liqidvenom

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cant wait for it to start racing.

Roidz24

That would be nice. I might pick one up if that happens.

whisler151

V2s are going to be in the mid $20k range by 2013? No sir.

I'd say mid-high $30k for a high mileage 2009 V in 2013. Its too good of a car to fall that quickly. ****, there are 2007 Vs still selling at low $30k range.

MYSTIC-1SC

iTrader: (14)

Beautiful.

LegacyGTBiggie

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