CTS-V vs Germans
12/1/08, 10:50 PM
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12/2/08, 07:43 AM
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Perhaps even more interesting might, at least for those of us of working man's wages, would be the Pontiac G8 GXP, which does a pretty good job of passing as a half price BMW E39 M5.
12/2/08, 07:54 AM
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12/13/08, 11:33 PM
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CTS, one of my favorite GM vehicles 
I knew when it fist came out some years ago that it had potential. Let's hope GM survives to see more of it.
I knew when it fist came out some years ago that it had potential. Let's hope GM survives to see more of it.
12/16/08, 12:51 AM
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I'd love to take the current CTS-V motor and stick it in the older previous CTS body.
For those of you who can't afford one but want one, no worries! If this CTS-V holds value like the former, you'll be able to have one in 2 years for what your Mustang cost, if not less.
For those of you who can't afford one but want one, no worries! If this CTS-V holds value like the former, you'll be able to have one in 2 years for what your Mustang cost, if not less.
12/16/08, 07:24 AM
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We just received two V's at the store I work at (one stick and one slushbox) and from the short time I had behind the wheel, well the only thing I can say is Wheeee!!! And these cars are light years ahead of the previous versions.
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