Cadillac CTS-V in GT5

What are you guys on about? This thread is about a CTS-V being in GT5 (which it can't possibly be without an upgrade), so why so many pages about euro v american cars? CTS-V is a good track car and a luxury car to boot. Corvettes continue to make race history and Camaros are iconic beauties. Vipers not my taste but cool nonetheless and Ford GT is also the cousin of an iconic racer. Practical? Maybe not, minus the CTS. But Alfas and TVRs aren't practical either.
 
599GT
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.
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Yes BMWs are absolutly unreliable my neighbor has been through 3(and one mini) all bought new. and has nothing but problems with them plus they are aextremly expensive to maintain. My best freind works for audi and as much as he likes his car it is no where near as reliable as my subaru or my chevy for that matter. FOrd and GM have come along way in the reliablity market the rest of the world just hasnt caught up to what is known here in the us now. You need to get more informed on cars my freind. The reasone why sometimes you see some of the other brands like audi and Merc and bmw have all these creature comforts is to justify there high cost and every time they do that the amreican, japanese and now korean companies do the same thing but cheaper they want to keep prices reasonable for the everyman if we want mroe creature comforts american cars offer the top of the line stuff for that
 
Tower Turn 13
What are you guys on about? This thread is about a CTS-V being in GT5 (which it can't possibly be without an upgrade), so why so many pages about euro v american cars? CTS-V is a good track car and a luxury car to boot. Corvettes continue to make race history and Camaros are iconic beauties. Vipers not my taste but cool nonetheless and Ford GT is also the cousin of an iconic racer. Practical? Maybe not, minus the CTS. But Alfas and TVRs aren't practical either.
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LOL your right we have gotten off topic I apologize for doing so lol
 
QUOTE=chymeron;5787178]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.[/QUOTE]

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Again, I'm yet to see an unreliable BMW.
Maybe the problem is you're all from USA? BMW has a factory in the states if I'm correct.
BMW is an european car, and all I'm seeing is americans telling me how an european car is unreliable. Doesn't work like that, since it's made in the US.
 
599GT
Again, I'm yet to see an unreliable BMW.
Maybe the problem is you're all from USA? BMW has a factory in the states if I'm correct.
BMW is an european car, and all I'm seeing is americans telling me how an european car is unreliable. Doesn't work like that, since it's made in the US.
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There is one plant in the US in South Carolina. They primarily assemble X3, X5, and X6. There are American assembly lines for a number of Japanese automakers (Honda and Toyota) who consistently rank among the highest for reliability.

Look, I'm not coming down on you or the BMW brand. I happen to like their cars. But what I don't accept is the underhanded comment that Americans can't/don't build quality, reliable automobiles.
 
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Javi
The CTS-V (sedan) is an awesome car. I saw a CTS-V coupe a week ago, and while I prefer the sedan, the coupe definitely was a head turner.
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This site needs a prop/+1 button for reals..

I agree with Javi 100%

The CTS-V coupe is one of the best looking GM cars to ever be produced.
 
DuceTheTruth
This site needs a prop/+1 button for reals..

I agree with Javi 100%

The CTS-V coupe is one of the best looking GM cars to ever be produced.
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You are reviving a thread that has been dead for 20 months just to say that? Please don't. :)
 
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