Cadillac CTS-V in GT5

Real life car talk is thataway!

There might be other "liveries" that have yet to surface (like the Edge Camaro, it's really only a paint change and a slight power bump, hardly a "new" car), but it's very unlikely PD has an entirely new-to-the-series car sitting on the disc and isn't talking about it, especially one with a high profile like the CTS-V.

If there's really no proof of this apparent unique sighting, I see little reason for this to stay open...
 
The CTS-V is a great car, many Europeans fail to accept that it can beat M3, M5, RS4, RS5, RS6, C63, E63, S63 around the Nurburgring. The only competition is the Panamera, which is the most hunchbacked car in the world.
 
The CTS-V is a great car, many Europeans fail to accept that it can beat M3, M5, RS4, RS5, RS6, C63, E63, S63 around the Nurburgring. The only competition is the Panamera, which is the most hunchbacked car in the world.
Except it cant. Its a Cadillac, which means it falls apart, has a garbage interior, and isnt very comfortable.
 
I love how the Americans (I was born in Surrey, UK) think they can keep up with the likes of Audi (RS4, RS5, RS6) Mercedes (C63 AMG, E55 AMG) BMW (M3, M5, M6), Porsche (Panamera) Mitsubishi (EVO) and Subaru (Impreza STi). They all have decades of experience in building Sports Saloons.

But it still doesnt hold a candle to what the Europeans can do. The Boss Mustang 302? "We can keep up with the M3 on the track!" Really? Keep in mind the Mustang has no creature comforts at all, and it can only "Keep Pace" with a better equipped, better built German car.

Except it cant. Its a Cadillac, which means it falls apart, has a garbage interior, and isnt very comfortable.

One-eyed much?


PS:

Although the Holden-Vauxhall-Pontiac Monaro/VXR8/GTO.

Don't leave me hangin'!

PPS:

http://www.fastestlaps.com/tracks/nordschleife.html
 
I love how the Americans (I was born in Surrey, UK) think they can keep up with the likes of Audi (RS4, RS5, RS6) Mercedes (C63 AMG, E55 AMG) BMW (M3, M5, M6), Porsche (Panamera) Mitsubishi (EVO) and Subaru (Impreza STi). They all have decades of experience in building Sports Saloons. Although the Holden-Vauxhall-Pontiac Monaro/VXR8/GTO. But it still doesnt hold a candle to what the Europeans can do. The Boss Mustang 302? "We can keep up with the M3 on the track!" Really? Keep in mind the Mustang has no creature comforts at all, and it can only "Keep Pace" with a better equipped, better built German car.

The Boss 302 is a second faster around Laguna Seca than an Audi R8, and three seconds faster than an M3. :sly:
 
I want to believe!
I am trying to talk my girlfriend into a CTS-V sedan. If there is one in GT5, I WILL find it. It will become the Impreza of GT1-2: the car I do everything with. Hhmmm chamoix,?,?
Don't listen to the grumpy-Guses. They are just scared of how it would upset the European-dominated set of uber-sports sedan races. And RM?...lord help them all......
 
You are all losers because the veyron and gtr destroy all of them lolololol But in all seriousness the cts-v shouldnt fall apart all that quickly. I want to beleive GM has improved the quality of all of their cars, but only time will tell. Yes, they more than likely will not be the same quality as its european rivals (as seen in the corvette's interior) but if performance is their main goal then they have done it right.

On topic, you most likely saw the 300.
 
The Boss 302 is a second faster around Laguna Seca than an Audi R8, and three seconds faster than an M3. :sly:

To you, and everyone else who hates me


Im sure that if BMW or Merc or Audi made their goal to be the fastest at whatever track, they would do in no issue. The Americans, who focus on one track just to say they beat someone at it, dont really care how good their car is all around. And ill say again, look at the standard creature comforts an M3 can offer you, compared to a stripped-out Mustang.

Is the Mustang a brilliant car? Yes indeed, but im tired of Ford only using Laguna Seca as their basis as to why its so much better.

PS: and if there is a CTS-V in-game (There isnt, but if it comes out on DLC) Bring it on.
 
hawkeye122
To you, and everyone else who hates me

Im sure that if BMW or Merc or Audi made their goal to be the fastest at whatever track, they would do in no issue. The Americans, who focus on one track just to say they beat someone at it, dont really care how good their car is all around. And ill say again, look at the standard creature comforts an M3 can offer you, compared to a stripped-out Mustang.

Is the Mustang a brilliant car? Yes indeed, but im tired of Ford only using Laguna Seca as their basis as to why its so much better.

PS: and if there is a CTS-V in-game (There isnt, but if it comes out on DLC) Bring it on.

I'm no ford fanboy but the boss 302 would beat the e92 m3 or 4.2 r8 on any track, just look at their specs.
Second, that's nice that the BMW has 10 way power adjustable heated and air conditioned seats because you'll be comfortable looking at peoples tail lights who get what performance cars are about.
 
Panamera Turbo is faster straight line and on the Nurburgring. STI broke the record last year too. It isn't the fastest production sedan anymore, yet they still claim it to be...

Yeah, but Walter Rohrl was driving it, and it was under 3 seconds difference - guy is legend.

Panamera is also faster from a dead stop dig (see AWD) but on the track, the CTS-V would murder it (just youtube it, you'll see), say, 45 mph to 120 - it's got 65 more horsepower, and weighs about 100lbs less.
 
To you, and everyone else who hates me


Im sure that if BMW or Merc or Audi made their goal to be the fastest at whatever track, they would do in no issue. The Americans, who focus on one track just to say they beat someone at it, dont really care how good their car is all around. And ill say again, look at the standard creature comforts an M3 can offer you, compared to a stripped-out Mustang.

Is the Mustang a brilliant car? Yes indeed, but im tired of Ford only using Laguna Seca as their basis as to why its so much better.

PS: and if there is a CTS-V in-game (There isnt, but if it comes out on DLC) Bring it on.

Uh... you mean like the Nordschliefe? Seriously Eurotrolls, stfu, no ones buying a 302 for creature comforts - they're buying a $50k race car with a warranty, which is all that's important for some of us.
 
Apparently this needs to be restated:

Real life car talk is thataway!

There might be other "liveries" that have yet to surface (like the Edge Camaro, it's really only a paint change and a slight power bump, hardly a "new" car), but it's very unlikely PD has an entirely new-to-the-series car sitting on the disc and isn't talking about it, especially one with a high profile like the CTS-V.

If there's really no proof of this apparent unique sighting, I see little reason for this to stay open...
 
thechosenwonton
Uh... you mean like the Nordschliefe? Seriously Eurotrolls, stfu, no ones buying a 302 for creature comforts - they're buying a $50k race car with a warranty, which is all that's important for some of us.

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Keep in mind, when you buy a Mustang or Camaro, you are buying the most performance at the lowest price.

The price difference between an R8 or M3 and a Mustang or Camaro is tremendous.

Mustang GT 29,300
Boss 302 41,000
Camaro SS 31,000

Audi R8 4.2 127,000
BMW M3 59,000


Besides, the American produced competition for an R8, any Porsche, or M5+ is a Corvette.

The coyote 5.0 in the 2011+ mustang IS an exotic motor. With the right tune, its capable of almost 100 horsepower per liter at the wheels, naturally aspirated. The big downside is the fact that its DOHC cylinder heads take up a large footprint, resulting in a very wide very heavy engine compared to an LS series.

The LSx engine line produces amazing horsepower as well from a v8 that has greater displacement but weighs significantly less than its competition. A LS1 is lighter than a VQ35 and has a smaller footprint.
 
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The CTS-V is a great car, many Europeans fail to accept that it can beat M3, M5, RS4, RS5, RS6, C63, E63, S63 around the Nurburgring. The only competition is the Panamera, which is the most hunchbacked car in the world.

Except it cant. Its a Cadillac, which means it falls apart, has a garbage interior, and isnt very comfortable.

Fight, Figh... NO! Bad Smart... don't encourage this sort of behaviour on GTP...

Anyways, back on topic, you sure you weren't playing Forza? I used the search function on mygranturismo.com's car database, and there are no cars in the game with the letters 'CTS' in there names. However I'd love it if it did turn out there was a hidden car. Can we please stop talking about real life cars, so this thread doesn't get closed down?
 
I love how the Americans (I was born in Surrey, UK) think they can keep up with the likes of Audi (RS4, RS5, RS6) Mercedes (C63 AMG, E55 AMG) BMW (M3, M5, M6), Porsche (Panamera) Mitsubishi (EVO) and Subaru (Impreza STi). They all have decades of experience in building Sports Saloons. Although the Holden-Vauxhall-Pontiac Monaro/VXR8/GTO. But it still doesnt hold a candle to what the Europeans can do. The Boss Mustang 302? "We can keep up with the M3 on the track!" Really? Keep in mind the Mustang has no creature comforts at all, and it can only "Keep Pace" with a better equipped, better built German car.

The CTS-V is a great car, many Europeans fail to accept that it can beat M3, M5, RS4, RS5, RS6, C63, E63, S63 around the Nurburgring. The only competition is the Panamera, which is the most hunchbacked car in the world.

lol

To you, and everyone else who hates me

We wouldn't hate you if you stopped calling everyone The Americans and treat us like we're normal people.
 
Some eurofans are buttsore it seems.But I still want a M3.:p
 
First of all you fool( hawkeye) the Amercans can and will keep up with the Audi Mercedes and BMW and porsche we have before and we will again please dont get on your high horse. We can and will keep up with all of the rich stuck up brands

and yes you get so much hate if you just treated people as people instead of say the americans
its funny how a mustang now keeps up with an m3 on corners and on a drag but yet is almost 15 grand cheaper depending on modle. its also funnny how a mustang bos 302 laguna seca editionwas half a second faster than a much more expenisve audi R8 wow
 
To you, and everyone else who hates me


Im sure that if BMW or Merc or Audi made their goal to be the fastest at whatever track, they would do in no issue. The Americans, who focus on one track just to say they beat someone at it, dont really care how good their car is all around. And ill say again, look at the standard creature comforts an M3 can offer you, compared to a stripped-out Mustang.

Is the Mustang a brilliant car? Yes indeed, but im tired of Ford only using Laguna Seca as their basis as to why its so much better.

PS: and if there is a CTS-V in-game (There isnt, but if it comes out on DLC) Bring it on.

by the way they dont just use laguna seca
here is a link of them testing on Nurburing fool http://mustangsdaily.com/blog/2011/06/17/2013-shelby-gt500-spied-on-the-nurburgring/
 
Keep in mind, when you buy a Mustang or Camaro, you are buying the most performance at the lowest price.

The price difference between an R8 or M3 and a Mustang or Camaro is tremendous.

Mustang GT 29,300
Boss 302 41,000
Camaro SS 31,000

Audi R8 4.2 127,000
BMW M3 59,000


Besides, the American produced competition for an R8, any Porsche, or M5+ is a Corvette.

The coyote 5.0 in the 2011+ mustang IS an exotic motor. With the right tune, its capable of almost 100 horsepower per liter at the wheels, naturally aspirated. The big downside is the fact that its DOHC cylinder heads take up a large footprint, resulting in a very wide very heavy engine compared to an LS series.

The LSx engine line produces amazing horsepower as well from a v8 that has greater displacement but weighs significantly less than its competition. A LS1 is lighter than a VQ35 and has a smaller footprint.

Mustang GT 29,300
Boss 302 41,000
Camaro SS 31,000

Audi R8 4.2 127,000
BMW M3 59,000


127000 for a R8 is consider affordable.
 
Hawkeye has a point.
US made cars focus only on beeing faster. I'm 100% sure if Audi, BMW or Mercedes focused on just speed they'd be faster by a kilometer.
US made cars are junk. Cheap materials, poor build quality and the only comfort you can get is size.
Not to mention they're much more expensive to run here in Europe (registration fees, thirsty engines etc) so that their prize is more-less equall.
By the way you can't compare Camaro to R8. :lol: :lol: :lol:

As I've said, the only good US made cars in my oppinion are Corvette, GT and Viper.
 
Hawkeye has a point.
US made cars focus only on beeing faster. I'm 100% sure if Audi, BMW or Mercedes focused on just speed they'd be faster by a kilometer.
US made cars are junk. Cheap materials, poor build quality and the only comfort you can get is size.
Not to mention they're much more expensive to run here in Europe (registration fees, thirsty engines etc) so that their prize is more-less equall.
By the way you can't compare Camaro to R8. :lol: :lol: :lol:

As I've said, the only good US made cars in my oppinion are Corvette, GT and Viper.

Totally agree with you. Who in the right mind would choose a Corvette ZR1 over a SLS AMG? :indiff:
 
Totally agree with you. Who in the right mind would choose a Corvette ZR1 over a SLS AMG? :indiff:

I did some testing.

Audi R8 5.2: 3:56.847
Chevrolet Corvette C6 ZR1: 3:54.583
Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG: 3:54.291
Dodge Viper ACR: 3:53.797
Ford GT: 3:53.063
Nissan GTR SpecV: 3:50.668
Nissan GTR '11 (remake): 3:48.588

Custom track, stock cars on sport hards.
Audi's a horrible racer/track car.
Corvette can keep up with SLS.
Viper ACR is the fastest FR I've tested.
Nissan GTR is out of this world.
 
Hawkeye has a point.
US made cars focus only on beeing faster. I'm 100% sure if Audi, BMW or Mercedes focused on just speed they'd be faster by a kilometer.
US made cars are junk. Cheap materials, poor build quality and the only comfort you can get is size.
Not to mention they're much more expensive to run here in Europe (registration fees, thirsty engines etc) so that their prize is more-less equall.
By the way you can't compare Camaro to R8. :lol: :lol: :lol:

As I've said, the only good US made cars in my oppinion are Corvette, GT and Viper.

Have you ever been in a CTS-V? It's a nice, NICE car. BMW's are ridiculously unreliable, there's a reason why you can buy a 2008 M3 for $38k - primary/secondary o2 sensors that fail @ 80k miles and cost $1600 for the pair to replace? i335 with exploding fuel pumps, I mean mechanically, the M3 is fantastic, they just can't seem to get the electricals and pumps (which is kinda important) right.

And who in their right mind would compare an R8 to a Camaro... I certainly wouldn't - nor would I compare an M3 to a Boss 302, UNLESS we're talking about performance/price ratio, and lap times. M3 is a much nicer car. Heck, I might even get one next year, but respect where respect is due man, and all the "You Americans" talk is snide, disrespectful, and will get you nothing but flamed.
 
Totally agree with you. Who in the right mind would choose a Corvette ZR1 over a SLS AMG? :indiff:

I would, to quote Richard Hammond "Look at me I'm an eagle!" The SLS is a nice car, theres no denying that, and it performs quite well, but I'm a Corvette fan, and I'd rather have the Corvette. I wouldn't turn down the SLS though. Not sure how all of this relates to a CTS-V though?
 
Have you ever been in a CTS-V? It's a nice, NICE car. BMW's are ridiculously unreliable, there's a reason why you can buy a 2008 M3 for $38k - primary/secondary o2 sensors that fail @ 80k miles and cost $1600 for the pair to replace? i335 with exploding fuel pumps, I mean mechanically, the M3 is fantastic, they just can't seem to get the electricals and pumps (which is kinda important) right.

And who in their right mind would compare an R8 to a Camaro... I certainly wouldn't - nor would I compare an M3 to a Boss 302, UNLESS we're talking about performance/price ratio, and lap times. M3 is a much nicer car. Heck, I might even get one next year, but respect where respect is due man, and all the "You Americans" talk is snide, disrespectful, and will get you nothing but flamed.

BMWs are unreliable? Whaaaat?
Yes, they're expensive to run - but they're not unreliable. :lol:
I respect your oppinion but European and American taste can never get along.
 
BMWs are unreliable? Whaaaat?
Yes, they're expensive to run - but they're not unreliable. :lol:
I respect your oppinion but European and American taste can never get along.

FROM CONSUMER REPORTS 2011 CAR RELIABILITY REPORT

Europe's bumpy road

BMW had a bad year, with five of 11 models now scoring below average. Although the BMW M3 topped the sporty cars category, the 1, 3, and 5 Series models with the 3.0-liter, turbocharged engine had high problem rates related to the fuel system, among other issues.

Mercedes-Benz had the least reliable vehicles in three categories. Six of its 13 models were below average, and the GLK SUV was far below average this year. The redesigned E350 sedan was above average, but the new E-Class coupe, a wholly different car, was a disappointment.

Almost three-quarters of the Audi models we analyzed were below average. Volkswagen did better, with its Golf (formerly Rabbit) doing very well and the various Jetta models doing average or better.
 
FROM CONSUMER REPORTS 2011 CAR RELIABILITY REPORT

Europe's bumpy road

BMW had a bad year, with five of 11 models now scoring below average. Although the BMW M3 topped the sporty cars category, the 1, 3, and 5 Series models with the 3.0-liter, turbocharged engine had high problem rates related to the fuel system, among other issues.

Mercedes-Benz had the least reliable vehicles in three categories. Six of its 13 models were below average, and the GLK SUV was far below average this year. The redesigned E350 sedan was above average, but the new E-Class coupe, a wholly different car, was a disappointment.

Almost three-quarters of the Audi models we analyzed were below average. Volkswagen did better, with its Golf (formerly Rabbit) doing very well and the various Jetta models doing average or better.

599GT? Anything to say now? Got any "eurofacts"?

Fanboys. No matter what continent, they're always fun.
 
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