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https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a65659581/2026-cadillac-ct5-v-blackwing-curated-by-cadillac-details/

Yes. While he was at Mercedes they kept him pretty clean cut. Now, though he is Finnish, he looks like a red neck with his porn star stasche and mullet. Put him in a wife beater and give him a PBR and he is the perfect driver for an American team. Zhou might be a good idea if GM wants to...

Manual, because it was cheaper.

Glitch in the matrix. Nothing to worry about.

Prob only worth like 50k. Makes no sense whatsoever to sell it.

Massive off topic alert: We've got entirely too many strollers. We have the Uppababy Vista 2, and the frame fits easily in the 5BW trunk. I never tried it with the stroller seat in place since I always used the adapter to put the car seat onto it. The Vista 2 was the first stroller we got...

Unrelated but Liquid IV is the dumbest name ever. All IVs fluids are by definition liquid, unless you want to kill a person.

Easy fix Google Image Result for https://i.redd.it/cc7tqdpt475d1.jpeg

"Full evasive driving." Good to know my usual driving style has a formal name. My wife just calls it asshole driving.

As an owner of a 2022 CT5 V Blackwing, I would say go with Option 2, the 2025 model. It appears GM finally had to admit that the 6.2L L87 V8 had machining issues that caused 28,000+ rod and main bearing failures in slightly less than 600,000 vehicles. The recall they made goes up to 2024, but...

https://www.theautopian.com/it-took-gm-more-than-28000-failed-v8s-and-three-internal-investigations-before-recalling-its-l87-engines/

https://www.topspeed.com/lexus-is500-vs-the-world-full-review-comparison/

Machining problems sounds very similar to what the Toyota 3.4 V6 had, except the Toyota solution was to replace all the engines.

Did they test the stick or auto blackwing?