View Poll Results: Which car?
2012 Mustang GT fully load
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2009 CTS-V certified
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2012 Mustang GT or 2009 CTS-V?
9/5/10, 08:41 AM
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2012 Mustang GT or 2009 CTS-V?
What all would you pick?
Fully loaded GT with every option but the accessory package or a 2009 CTS-V certified with 10-15k miles loaded including recaros and chrome wheels?
Fully loaded GT with every option but the accessory package or a 2009 CTS-V certified with 10-15k miles loaded including recaros and chrome wheels?
9/5/10, 08:49 AM
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Mustang. I love the Caddy,but I don't ever visit Caddy message boards or buy books about Caddies or look for when Cadillac car shows are coming or collect scale models of Caddies...... Gotta go with what I love. The CTS-V is the nicer and faster car,but for 70K it should be. It just doesn't interest me.
9/5/10, 08:54 AM
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For me the CTS-V it does everything the gt does but better. More comfortable ride, handles better, faster in a straight line, far better interior. If the caddy won't break you the answer should be obvious. Just my opinion.
9/5/10, 09:22 AM
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Not sure if you are being sarcastic or not but he has a valid question and probably wanted to hear our take on it. Only fanboi's are afraid to discuss other cars. So ill just chalk it up to sarcasm lol
9/14/10, 06:06 AM
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Man, thats a tough one? new GT or CTS-V? Personally I hate buyng used on the off-chance stangfoeva is correct, then again most of the guys driving CTS-V's in my AO look like the sort where 0-60 is the most important stat and hitting 100 mph is an unbeleivable feat of speed.
IMO the chances of getting a ragged CTS-V are comparitively low. Does the CTS-V have the track option as well with the big brakes?
IMO the chances of getting a ragged CTS-V are comparitively low. Does the CTS-V have the track option as well with the big brakes?
. . . CTS-V Wagon?! 
9/14/10, 10:52 PM
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I will go with the Mustang but thought this would be a good poll/thread to post and see the responses.
9/20/10, 10:22 PM
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why a new 2012 Mustang? why not a used 2011 at that time? At the same price I would take the CTS-V but the caddy is going to be more expensive so i would go used 2011 GT and add a few goodies like a supercharger.
9/20/10, 10:34 PM
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My current lease doesn't expire until Feb 2011 so that is why I will be ordering a 2012 GT when the order banks open in November.
9/20/10, 10:44 PM
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Needs to be more Astony
Plain and simple I don't like buying used cars....The only used cars I have bought was when I was 16-20 and just getting on my feet or still in HS. Now of course old school muscle and buying used is a different story.
My current lease doesn't expire until Feb 2011 so that is why I will be ordering a 2012 GT when the order banks open in November.
My current lease doesn't expire until Feb 2011 so that is why I will be ordering a 2012 GT when the order banks open in November.
9/20/10, 10:47 PM
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9/22/10, 08:10 AM
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Two completely different cars. Very tough call but the Mustang has a spirit all it's own. Just like I feel that the GTR has lost its soul that the R3x had, something feels a miss by the CTS-V. No matter what I still want one to have in the garage, just for a different kind of rocket! Though I'd still say Mustang, less to maintain, value is incredible, performance is fantastic. Just saw a CTS-V like this on the highway, still jaw dropping. Though I do the same when I see the new Mustangs.
10/2/10, 03:04 PM
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