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Old 11-26-2022, 10:36 AM
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Originally Posted by HoovDaddy View Post
Saw the Buick Avista concept a few years ago, if GM built that, it would get me back into a new GM vehicle again.

GM already makes something better than that, assuming you can accept 4 doors.

Check out the CT4/CT5 Sport or V series from Cadillac.



These cars handle extremely well, have good power with the CT4 Sport versions 237 HP 2.0L turbo. If you want more power, the V Series will give you a 325 HP 2.7L turbo . If even more power is needed, the V Blackwing has a 472HP 3.6L twin turbo and a 6 speed manual available.

The CT5 Sport comes with the same 2.0L turbo as the CT4. But the V series has a 360 HP 3.0L twin turbo and the V Blackwing comes with a 668 HP 6.2L V8 supercharged V8 and also has the 6 speed manual available.

I have a 2021 CT4 Sport as my daily driver now, which replaced my 2014 ATS. I loved my ATS so much I purchased the new CT4 (new version of the ATS).

I expected it to be a very nice replacement, but was rewarded with a much better vehicle in virtually every aspect. It handles better, rides better, gets better fuel economy and is even more comfortable.

I think if you take one for a drive, you'll be impressed.

 


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