The GXP Got A Friend For Christmas
12-28-2008, 07:41 PM
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Love the Caddy, let us know what you do if you do go down to the track.
Keep the GXP!!!! dude these cars are gonna be rare! especially clean ones! work on her =)
You've got 2 cars i really want. I'd never get rid of my T/a though but i'd love a Caddy CTS and i ALMOST had a GXP.
Keep the GXP!!!! dude these cars are gonna be rare! especially clean ones! work on her =)
You've got 2 cars i really want. I'd never get rid of my T/a though but i'd love a Caddy CTS and i ALMOST had a GXP.
12-29-2008, 06:03 PM
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I have one friend with a GTO who tried to drive it in the winter. His first winter he bunny hopped a curb and slammed into a ditch. I have a friend with a G8 GT who has been pulled out of ditches three times (twice last winter, once this winter). None of my other friends are dumb enough to try driving their RWD cars in the winter. Personally I need vehicles that work year round, as opposed to hiding in the garage all winter.
When I move back to PA, after I'm done with school, I'll be getting a CTS-V. If the GXP is still reliable I'm going to keep that and sell the current CTS. If the GXP is less reliable I'll sell and keep the V6 CTS.
I haven't heard my rear door cylinders vibrate at all so far, the entire car is almost eerily quite while driving. It just kind of hums.
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I currently do not wish to own a RWD vehicle, due to the fact we get a lot of snow in Michigan.
I have one friend with a GTO who tried to drive it in the winter. His first winter he bunny hopped a curb and slammed into a ditch. I have a friend with a G8 GT who has been pulled out of ditches three times (twice last winter, once this winter). None of my other friends are dumb enough to try driving their RWD cars in the winter. Personally I need vehicles that work year round, as opposed to hiding in the garage all winter.
When I move back to PA, after I'm done with school, I'll be getting a CTS-V. If the GXP is still reliable I'm going to keep that and sell the current CTS. If the GXP is less reliable I'll sell and keep the V6 CTS.
I haven't heard my rear door cylinders vibrate at all so far, the entire car is almost eerily quite while driving. It just kind of hums.
I have one friend with a GTO who tried to drive it in the winter. His first winter he bunny hopped a curb and slammed into a ditch. I have a friend with a G8 GT who has been pulled out of ditches three times (twice last winter, once this winter). None of my other friends are dumb enough to try driving their RWD cars in the winter. Personally I need vehicles that work year round, as opposed to hiding in the garage all winter.
When I move back to PA, after I'm done with school, I'll be getting a CTS-V. If the GXP is still reliable I'm going to keep that and sell the current CTS. If the GXP is less reliable I'll sell and keep the V6 CTS.
I haven't heard my rear door cylinders vibrate at all so far, the entire car is almost eerily quite while driving. It just kind of hums.
just giveing you ****. to each there own. but idk not a big fan of grand prix. sorry. just my opinion
01-01-2009, 11:26 PM
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