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Power is not limited by virtue of being in any specific drive mode. The drive modes dictate how aggressively the computer will reduce power when it detects wheel spin and/or yaw.

StabiliTrak is a response to the car being yawed (it is pointing a different direction than it is actually moving). That system has a variety of tools to bring a car back into control. Engine power is related to traction control and looks for wheel spin which is distinct from yaw. Here, the...

Correct, the modes change throttle pedal shaping, how quickly the computer will invoke on wheel spin, and how much the computer will respond to that wheel spin.

You know already its April 1st somewhere, right?

It definitely wasn't you because my car's twin would be a 4BW. :)

One of the red variants.

I think I saw my car's twin on Rt. 33 between Plain City and Marysville, twice. Once heading northbound around 2 PM, then heading southbound around 4 PM. 🤪

I'm around 8.6K miles in about 19 months of ownership. The only problems I've had were a broken HUD button at delivery, intermittent disabling of adaptive cruise (I think the sensor overheats in extended usage on hot days) and one time my rear camera wouldn't display video. For comparison, my...

There's always the non-Blackwing 5V. It has most of the goodies without the big motor and price tag.

6500. https://www.cadillacvnet.com/forums/threads/2068/post-18618

I have magnetic paddle shifters on my sim-racing rig as an upgrade to the spring-based shifters my wheel included. They are an amazing upgrade in terms of tactile feedback and confidence that you requested a shift. A possible downside is their louder sound due to the magnets (which for my...

I'm not sure sane people would own one in the first place! :ROFLMAO:

As a C7 Z06 and 4BW owner, I'd lean 4BW for the daily driver. The 4BW can run softer and more docile in touring duties and doesn't require the level of constant attention due to better rearward visibility.

Part of the challenge is they are still using the normal dry line which can become super slick in rain. On a semi-related note, since my vestibular issues limit me to being a sim-racing fan, iRacing recently introduced rain and its awesome! If you track your car and ever expect to be running...

Welcome and congrats! One clarification is the 4BW uses the LF4 engine. The LT4 is the V8 in the 5BW.

My car also has CF1 and CF2.

My lifetime (~8300 miles, A10) is 20.5 MPG.

That's their entire point of existing: reflect light cast by external lights so that people can see your car is (parked) in front of them.

Do they not have reflectors built into them?

I guess it'll be okay, as long as I don't get any misdirected speeding tickets! 🤣