Found a great deal!
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Found a great deal!
Hey guys I got a dealer to lower the price of a brand new CTS-V coupe for 9K below the sticker it is a 2013 fully loaded and they are offering me 0% financing what do you think I should do ? They also offer all the services on the house such are brake jobs oil changes and other services. It got me thinking... Anyone owned one ? Any issues ?
Seems like a pretty good deal though.
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Never heard anything bad about the CTS. Not sure how well it would hold up after a few years of semi-hard use.
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9k$ off with 0% financing & free service for how many years?
I believe the new redesign model is coming soon?
It's definitely a good deal if u want performance. But in terms of look, C63 > CTS-V anyday (at least for this model).
I believe the new redesign model is coming soon?
It's definitely a good deal if u want performance. But in terms of look, C63 > CTS-V anyday (at least for this model).
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You might want to read the fine print.. brake jobs (no matter how easy to diy), are generally very expensive dealer service items. Free oil services for life are common in some dealerships (Nissan/Infiniti do it sometimes under the right conditions), but that is about it when it comes to freebies.
Otherwise, if you like the car, and it makes financial sense, then go for it. I am guessing they are trying to unload any existing stock for the new models coming in, which in my opinion look pretty damn nice, and the specs on the non V sport models are pretty damn insane, I can't wait to see what they do for the new CTS-V
Otherwise, if you like the car, and it makes financial sense, then go for it. I am guessing they are trying to unload any existing stock for the new models coming in, which in my opinion look pretty damn nice, and the specs on the non V sport models are pretty damn insane, I can't wait to see what they do for the new CTS-V
