Article on All-New Cadillac CTS-V With ZR-1's Engine!
550 HP and 550 lb/ft of torque so as to not **** off ZR-1 owners. Below I will post up the links to pics of the interior, which is very nice with that grippy faux-suede material for the seats and steering wheel. It will have nice Brembo brakes and should hit 60 in 3.5 easily (since the C63 can hit 60 in 3.9 with over 100 less horsepower).QUOTE]
...wondering why you continue to compare it to the C63 and not the E63. IMO the E63 is it's competition. From a price point, the C63 makes sense but from a feature, size, build quality standpoint I don't agree.
I have a Mallett CTSV / SC with 650bhp... car scares the **** out of me till this day...
http://blogs.edmunds.com/Straightline/4122
Can it go around a corner without falling off the road, I still don't think GM in the US can build a car that handles as well as the Germans. Now if GM Holden's HSV outfit in Australia had had a go at the handling then I would feel confident that it would handle properly.
i m pretty sure they would get at least 600bhp...nice try GM 

Last edited by ultraseven; Jan 22, 2008 at 02:28 PM.
The Best of Mercedes & AMG
This video is mine...and I've only done 5 track days in my life! The suspension on this 3850 lb car rocks. I've added a couple things to tighten it up a little more but it comes ready for the twisties right from the factory.
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/c...2c00183349.htm
The US GM is capable of building anything they want, but are most Americans going to buy a stiff car to drive on our crappy poorly-maintained roads?
Last edited by SeattleBum; Jan 26, 2008 at 02:00 AM.
This video is mine...and I've only done 5 track days in my life! The suspension on this 3850 lb car rocks. I've added a couple things to tighten it up a little more but it comes ready for the twisties right from the factory.
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/c...2c00183349.htm
The US GM is capable of building anything they want, but are most Americans going to buy a stiff car to drive on our crappy poorly-maintained roads?
Last edited by chiphomme; Jan 26, 2008 at 02:42 PM.
I'm waiting for my ZR1 this fall, that is the last chance I'm going to give GM, if it turns out to be a piece of crap I will never buy another GM product as long as I live!
GM releases 2007 sales figures:
"We set a record in China with more than a million vehicles sold. We nearly doubled our sales in Russia to an all-time record of more than 258,000 vehicles delivered. And we set a record in Brazil with nearly a half-million vehicles sold," John Middlebrook, GM vice president, Global Sales, Service and Marketing Operations said today.
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Global sales of GM's top-selling brand, Chevrolet, grew more than 4 percent to 4.49 million vehicles compared with 2006 sales of 4.30 million. Chevrolet grew in all three regions outside North America, with the strongest performance in Europe with a nearly 34 percent increase compared with 2006. The Latin America, Africa and Middle East region saw strong Chevrolet growth with an additional 23 percent (208,000 vehicles) delivered over the 2006 level. Chevrolet also performed well in the Asia Pacific region, which was up 22 percent. The Aveo helped Chevrolet field a strong competitor in the very competitive global car market.
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Cadillac saw global growth with sales increases outside of North America last year, thanks to a 45 percent increase in the Europe, a 42 percent climb in the Latin America, Africa and Middle East region, and an impressive 106 percent hike in the Asia Pacific region.
Last edited by Improviz; Jan 26, 2008 at 12:38 PM.
In the UK cadillac sold less than 500 cars, mainland Europe less than 3000, yup it's been a great sales success for cadillac.
Last edited by KiwiRobbie; Jan 26, 2008 at 01:47 PM.
I mean, what difference does it make whether or not a GM car was designed in the US, for the US market, or in Europe, for the European market? It's the same company...sheesh.
Last edited by Improviz; Jan 26, 2008 at 05:41 PM.







