Depends on how long you plan to keep the car or how big your family is, but the back seat of the CT4 is snug.
The CT5 is more of an equivalent competitor to the M3 on price and size. The CT4 is more of an M2 competitor.
I drove an M3 before deciding on my Ct4 and the steering, gearbox and...
Of course the dealer wants you to take what they have on the lot. If you look around you might be able to find a car out of state though (what I ended up doing) - and that is probably the way to go if the dealer won’t build you your car. And spending this much money…you should have it EXACTLY...
Has there been any testing/dyno work been done to see if the different exhaust modes have an effect on horsepower? Like, does “stealth” cost horsepower over the loudest mode? Maybe @WONT TAP knows…?
Couldnt find it easily but here is a good place to start. If I can track it down I’ll update this thread:
https://9to5mac.com/2023/11/15/iphone-15-wireless-charging-gm-problems/
I dunno - it sounds like he liked it just fine to me. The article is a little…flimsy…I wouldn’t call it much of a road test…but they said the same things most of the other mags said with the exception of the steering. Nothing really to report other than another comparison to cars that start at...
Some folks have been removing the OEM muffler for more noise so I’m wondering if that is what happened to your car. Maybe try adjusting the different exhaust volumes to make sure all of that is still active…?
@DAC17
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The CT5 BW is like the actor wrestler The Rock. Huge personality. Definitely didn't skip the gym. Laid back, but if you piss him off he's going to pick you up by your neck and throw you through a window. He's powerful, outspoken, and brash. I'll go so far to call this, "American...
Have you done any track days or performance driving? Maybe it’s your calipers changing color ever so slightly…? The wheels seem to look fine to me (I have the same ones on my car) but I do know that a trip up the road turns them bronze to gray pretty quickly…
@Tall Steve The factory tune is a compromise of reliability, economy, drivability etc. GM does all kinds of validation testing in all kinds of weather, walks the tune up to a certain point and then turns it wayyyyy down to keep all sorts of things in line…even marketing and crowding other cars...
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