Recent content by Bryan

100% agree dealers should pay for advertising. This site directly connects to Cadillac buyers across the country, you should pay for that access!!!

Yes they did, its run by the girl in your avatar. Everyone's cars should be safe now.

Welcome to GM customer service... They rarely have a clue. Although, I've only ever owned GM vehicles, this is my 10th. Maybe I'm the one with no clue, lol

I disagree, I prefer the BW but when a soccer mom destroys me at the light in her X3M comp... Who's dignity is still intact?

I think its a X3 M40i, but if its the X3M competition is actually faster than the 4BW from 0-60.

I can't answer that but I remember hearing the Corvette has less power in the UK to meet emission regulations. I'm pretty sure UK will not sell the 5BW because it probably doesn't meet emission regulations. Maybe they are listing it as 5.7 LT4 to get it in the country.

That's what my dealer said as well

really like these, where did you get them?

Agreed, it happened to my ATS-V's trunk lid. I was never able to get it out, detailer tried buffing it out and it didn't work either.

Good for you, welcome back. You'll love the 4BW. I had a 2016 ATS-V and the new 4BW has been improved in every way.

Very cool, I'd even just frame it and put it in the garage.

My dealer called me but they didn't sell the car. The officer was visiting dealerships in the area that might have a 4BW on the lot to look at. There were none in the area so Brogan Cadillac called me, the only 4BW they sold, to see if I was willing to let the officer look at my car. They first...

Couldn't have said it better myself, bottom line the police asked for my help and I was more than happy to. I wasn't sure if it was right to ask you for the vins but when the officer said he couldn't obtain them I immediately thought of you. I figured it couldn't hurt to ask if it helps get a...

Makes sense, honestly I'm not sure why they needed to see my car. The whole thing was very bizarre, however it was my dealer who called me, who I trust. The officer was a Hackensack Police officer who's in charge of stolen cars working the case for NJ State Police, plus he brought a lieutenant...

The NJ officer also knew about the dummy keys at ports where the cars are stolen later on. It was a very interesting and bizarre afternoon to say the least. Thanks for you're response, I totally understand. I'm going to text the officer now to see if he still wants them. If you're willing maybe...