View Poll Results: Would you get rid of a 2004 Zo6 and a 2005 WRX for a 2005 CTS-V?
Yes
10
28.57%
NO
25
71.43%
Voters: 35. You may not vote on this poll
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yup...two nice "everyday" regular cars...lets not fake it...we dont double take either one... VS a single, unique family super car. I'd choose the caddy if I were you.
BTW, how much for the vette.
BTW, how much for the vette.
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Sean,
I voted no just based on my preferences for the cars themselves without taking into consideration how they would be used. If the vette is just going to sit then I would say sell it. I had a WRX and it is too small for comfortable family hauling (but the CTS will be too). I know everyone hates minivans, but they are the most practical family movers. They make it much easier to deal with transporting kids and their "stuff" than a sedan or even an SUV.
-Ken
I voted no just based on my preferences for the cars themselves without taking into consideration how they would be used. If the vette is just going to sit then I would say sell it. I had a WRX and it is too small for comfortable family hauling (but the CTS will be too). I know everyone hates minivans, but they are the most practical family movers. They make it much easier to deal with transporting kids and their "stuff" than a sedan or even an SUV.
-Ken
Originally Posted by blue01ta
All things being equal I'd say no. Unless you want to sell me the Vette for cheap then I'd say yes. 
Originally Posted by Jammer
yup...two nice "everyday" regular cars...lets not fake it...we dont double take either one... VS a single, unique family super car. I'd choose the caddy if I were you.
BTW, how much for the vette.
BTW, how much for the vette.
Originally Posted by Ken G
Sean,
I voted no just based on my preferences for the cars themselves without taking into consideration how they would be used. If the vette is just going to sit then I would say sell it. I had a WRX and it is too small for comfortable family hauling (but the CTS will be too). I know everyone hates minivans, but they are the most practical family movers. They make it much easier to deal with transporting kids and their "stuff" than a sedan or even an SUV.
-Ken
I voted no just based on my preferences for the cars themselves without taking into consideration how they would be used. If the vette is just going to sit then I would say sell it. I had a WRX and it is too small for comfortable family hauling (but the CTS will be too). I know everyone hates minivans, but they are the most practical family movers. They make it much easier to deal with transporting kids and their "stuff" than a sedan or even an SUV.
-Ken
Originally Posted by CamTom12
No way! - unless payments are an issue and you're trying to consolidate toys
Shuttle the kid in the WRX!
Shuttle the kid in the WRX!
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hell ya the cts v is a sick looking car and youd drive it every day and enjoy it how often do you drive the vette i bet the wrx gets more miles this way youll drive what your paying all that money a month for everyday
Still owe 40K?, so it's not like you're "giving it up" you're just giving it back. Caddy is nice, depends on what your needs are I guess. If your thinking about the kids then the caddy is the way to go.......in style
