CTS-V 2 door coming soon???
07-14-2009, 02:57 PM
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CTS-V 2 door coming soon??? http://www.autoblog.com/2009/07/11/l...u-s-z28-likel/
at the end of the article they hint at a coupe cts-v? anyone know about this?
at the end of the article they hint at a coupe cts-v? anyone know about this?
07-14-2009, 03:03 PM
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"In his conversation with Automobile, Lutz also essentially confirms that next year's Cadillac CTS coupe will be joined by a V-series variant, saying that the CTS-V coupe was the car that had most of the Presidential Task Force members' tongues wagging during the product-pipeline tour they were given by GM. Lutz even hints that a CTS-V wagon is not completely out of the question. (We'll take the wagon in brown, with the stick, Bob."
it's been in the works since last yr from a motor trend mag i have floating around.
idk how far on the back burner it got pushed due to the decline of government motors.
i think it's an obvious step with the v series, as it's only smart to keep pushing
this very successful modle farther out of reach for the euro junks to ever ketchup.
it's been in the works since last yr from a motor trend mag i have floating around.
idk how far on the back burner it got pushed due to the decline of government motors.
i think it's an obvious step with the v series, as it's only smart to keep pushing
this very successful modle farther out of reach for the euro junks to ever ketchup.
07-14-2009, 03:08 PM
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"In his conversation with Automobile, Lutz also essentially confirms that next year's Cadillac CTS coupe will be joined by a V-series variant, saying that the CTS-V coupe was the car that had most of the Presidential Task Force members' tongues wagging during the product-pipeline tour they were given by GM. Lutz even hints that a CTS-V wagon is not completely out of the question. (We'll take the wagon in brown, with the stick, Bob."
it's been in the works since last yr from a motor trend mag i have floating around.
idk how far on the back burner it got pushed due to the decline of government motors.
i think it's an obvious step with the v series, as it's only smart to keep pushing
this very successful modle farther out of reach for the euro junks to ever ketchup.
it's been in the works since last yr from a motor trend mag i have floating around.
idk how far on the back burner it got pushed due to the decline of government motors.
i think it's an obvious step with the v series, as it's only smart to keep pushing
this very successful modle farther out of reach for the euro junks to ever ketchup.
07-14-2009, 03:38 PM
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To me one of the biggest appeal to the V was the 4 doors, if I was in the market for a 2 dr I would probably buy something else. Not to say it won't be a freaking sweet car!
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07-14-2009, 04:08 PM
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Here is a link: http://www.autoblog.com/2008/01/14/d...s-better-than/
it and look wut I found?!!
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Looks like the 2-door Accord or Hyundai Genesis Coupe, pick your poison.
Here is a link: http://www.autoblog.com/2008/01/14/d...s-better-than/
Here is a link: http://www.autoblog.com/2008/01/14/d...s-better-than/
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And the *** end sits a lil too high also. The V Coupe looks better though!
07-14-2009, 04:26 PM
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2009 CTSV sedan is a winner.
CTS-V coupe is EVEN better......
http://www.caranddriver.com/news/spi...-v_coupe-spied
This car may actually get me out of my 2004 CTSV...
......maybe....
CTS-V coupe is EVEN better......
http://www.caranddriver.com/news/spi...-v_coupe-spied
This car may actually get me out of my 2004 CTSV...
......maybe....
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I guess if you still need rear seats, buy a V2 Coupe. If you want a pure race car, and want two doors, look at slightly used C6Zs, as choices are always good.
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07-14-2009, 04:47 PM
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The car is gorgeous from the doors forward but from the doors back it looks horrible. I am not digging the half-roached look in the rear, way to high from the rear view in my opinion. The rear seems to share a variant with the G6?!? 
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another poor attempt from gm.....remember the camaro...wow what a nice car, why don't we make the same car, just call it a firebird? It's a 4 door. If we wanted a badass 2 door cadillac, we would all be driving XLR-V's. The 3rd and 4th door is the appeal to me. I need to be able to put my child in her Simpson Racing car-seat with out any problems. JMO.
