r/Cadillac 3d ago

My Non-Boomer spec CTS Vsport

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u/DisinformedBroski 3d ago

I wish these came in awd!

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u/banjo215 2014 CTS Vsport 3d ago

The extra traction would be nice, but I think it would hurt the dynamics of the car.

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u/DisinformedBroski 2d ago

You could very well be right. Us up here in Canada have to be ready for the snow unfortunately. That’s why I always prefer AWD.

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u/banjo215 2014 CTS Vsport 2d ago

I'm in Florida so I can get away without it. I have had a ct5 with RWD and AWD at different times and could notice a difference. Both had the 2.0t though.

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u/DisinformedBroski 2d ago

Must be nice out there eh! Ive heard the same and that RWD feels much better from a drivers perspective. I always wanted the V sport but opted for the 3.6 AWD instead 7 years ago. My next car I’m hoping to scoop a CT5 V AWD.

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u/AnyBobcat6671 1d ago

But that's why I would put any of the V class in the similar class as a Corvette, for nice weather driving car and have second one for the day to day heavy lifting, mine isn't a V but my 2011 CTS Coupe Performance Package is my personal and 2nd deary car and my wife's 2021 Explorer for everything else and I don't know if it's look at as a boomer vehicle or not but I'm at the very end of boomer so it doesn't matter

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u/DisinformedBroski 1d ago edited 1d ago

My old man had the same car. 2011 CTS coupe dressed as a V. He does what you do and has an Armada platinum for the winter. He just traded the CTS in for a fully loaded Genesis G90 5.0L.

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u/AnyBobcat6671 1h ago

You mean that it's a 2015-2021 because they stopped the 5.0 in 2021

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u/DisinformedBroski 1h ago

I believe his is a 2020. This is the car he scooped with the 5.0L. He found one used with only 17k km on it.

https://www.caranddriver.com/genesis/g90-2020