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Yes. Absolutely. Still, it makes a ton of sense to look for a vehicle that is likely to enjoy low depreciation, even more if there’s a legit hope of some appreciation. Minimizing losses is as important as maximizing gains: Why burn your money if you don’t have to? Also, many of the cars that...

Over the past few years Doug has fallen far behind Hagerty and Throttle House, to cite just two examples, in terms of quality of his reviews. But I think that as the operator of a auction house (which probably makes him more money than Throttle House's reviews earn for Thomas and James) he has...

References a car I own (CT5 BW), a car I used to own (CTS-V wagon), next car I want own (SC500), and a car I recommended to a friend as more likely to keep its value than the Golf R he is thinking of getting (Corolla GR). I think Doug’s on the money but would rather he kept his opinion about the...

I’m only semi-following this as I recently traded in my ‘22 for a ‘24 spec’ed exactly as I want it (and frankly I’m not keen on the new fascia, though I admit that’s a matter of personal taste and opinion). So, apologies if this is answered, but how are you guys ordering ‘25 CT5 V BWs if the...

I noticed something like this when driving my 22 but so far nothing like it in the 24.

Back to the topic at hand. If the stats at this article are correct and I understand them correctly (both fairly wild assumptions ), maybe it is to be expected that a dozen or so members of this forum have experienced engine break downs? Maybe that’s not even all that bad in terms of the...

Old farts in Cadillacs no less.

Someone whose engine is blown is more likely to be active. If everything is going swimmingly, there’s a damn good chance that you came on here to say hello to everyone in the giddy honeymoon phase of first receiving your car, and that you then carried on as if you never joined the forum. In my...

Yeah, what’s with the folks that resent others for making a wise purchase? Those kinds of comments are even more common on social media than here. Even if you are a prospective buyer and so would like to buy at a lower price, in the long run you want a car that holds its value.

I forgot those ever existed! But that’s okay, I’m probably not the only one. 🙂

Isn’t it a 2 door CTS?

Sexy beast!

… though at the end of the day, I should add, the main reason we’re buying these is decidedly not the interior or exterior styling, whatever your preference.

Steering wheel buttons to change XM stations is very delayed. Like 3-5sec delay. Rather annoying but not terrible. Something is up with your car, I think, as I am now on my second BW and neither had this issue. Ask the dealer to check it; maybe they can reset the infotainment to its factory...

"... the CT4-V Blackwing comes with a few novelties, like the turbine wheels, crankshaft intake, software, and others." Novelties? Say what? The AI that wrote the copy and created the image is lacking somewhat in the "I" department, methinks. There's hope for us flesh computers yet. For a...

"subcompact" ? Like a Chevy Spark?

Answer is in the question, no? "... or the shift lever must be in P (Park)."

Contemplated your tits or your tint?