Recent content by blackeneth

… and here I was thinking you were posting the 2026 owner’s manual 😅

Where’s the bang for the buck here? I would guess replacing the speakers?

Ok, not a Blackwing; let’s call it a Blackwing ancestor: a 2012 CTS-V wagon (this one had an automatic; it was modified to have over 600 HP). What could have been if we’d gotten a CT5-V Blackwing Wagon. Was at a neighborhood car show yesterday.

Rumor: Buick Sedans Might Be Back Soon, Based on the 2027 Cadillac CT5

To expand on “comfortable”, the suspension is amazing. Buy it for the V8 and the 6MT, keep it for the 4th generation magna-ride suspension.

I’ve noticed that after about two days, 1) the speedo reverts from Sport (which I select to use in Tour mode) reverts to tour, 2) trip ODO disappears. I tried to do the latest OTA update, but it always failed. I watched it once, and it failed at the very end of the update process. Now it...

Go the the Cadillac dealer and trade it for an automatic.

Looks like he was already on the brakes coming out of the tunnel at high speed. Apparently exiting tunnels is a risk factor in crashes. A man’s got to know his limitations.

I own a 6MT, but I chose an auto for SM. Having taken an advanced driving class before (at Radford, Phoenix), I knew there was enough to think about and managing the clutch is just one additional complication. So I chose the auto to reduce the cognitive load. It’s not like it isn’t fun with the...

It's not ChatGPT, retard.

It's not ChatGPT.

While I appreciate your perspective on electric vehicles (EVs), I must respectfully disagree with the assertion that they are objectively superior to internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles for most use cases. Allow me to elaborate with evidence-based points, focusing on practical limitations...

Eh, they have to operate in the political environment of the country. The Biden dumbfuck crazies basically outlawed ICE cars in the future, so they had to respond with an electric strategy — even if they suck and the public doesn’t want them.

It’s fun, and the length is just right at 2 days.