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    Default Any other CTS-V wagon owners out there?

    I know there aren't that many in town, but it would be interesting to see how many around here have one also.

    I haven't actually seen another one on the road in Calgary.

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    I guess I should add a pic, or whatever.



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    Sweet ride! I love the Wagon. Probably not many in town I would guess.
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    I love these things too. Sooo want one for the family ride!!!

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    Awesome car!
    Got any plans for it?

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    I know there are at least 1 or 2 other ones. It's a good family mobile. I've got 2 young kids, and its workable for that. I'm coming from a 535 wagon, and it's a slightly smaller vehicle, and the trunk is substantially smaller than the BMW. But overall, very adequate.

    We will likely be getting a full-sized SUV when we upgrade our other car in the next couple of years...and make the V the backup family hauler instead of the primary.

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    Originally posted by KRyn
    Awesome car!
    Got any plans for it?
    Not really. I'm kindof a stock guy. Got the modding bug outta me when I was a lot younger. One of the appealing things about the V wagon, is it doesn't really need much. It already looks aggressive (in a stock way), and while getting to 650- 700 hp is cheap and easy, I'm pretty satisfied with the current power. I'm already very traction limited at anything resembling city driving speeds...especially on these winter tires.

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    I was so close to buying a Wagon down in Arizona last summer. In the end my wife won with us buying a holiday trailer and home reno`s. Such an awesome car in every way. Car and Driver's long term test concluded that it was their favorite car of all time, quite the complement from such BMW/Import faithful. Might look into a V this year again, biggest problem is deciding between the Coupe or wagon.

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    Originally posted by corsvette
    I was so close to buying a Wagon down in Arizona last summer. In the end my wife won with us buying a holiday trailer and home reno`s. Such an awesome car in every way. Car and Driver's long term test concluded that it was their favorite car of all time, quite the complement from such BMW/Import faithful. Might look into a V this year again, biggest problem is deciding between the Coupe or wagon.
    That was an easy decision for me, obviously. But I genuinely prefer the look of the wagon to the coupe and the sedan. I had been looking at 911's and Vettes to add a little fun to things...but in the end I decided I decided I didn't want the hassle of an extra car...and the V does everything so well.

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    The cts-v is basically a luxury z06, luxury and speed. Best of both worlds.

    Such a nice car man

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    Originally posted by Buster


    That was an easy decision for me, obviously. But I genuinely prefer the look of the wagon to the coupe and the sedan. I had been looking at 911's and Vettes to add a little fun to things...but in the end I decided I decided I didn't want the hassle of an extra car...and the V does everything so well.
    The coupe never tickled my fancy in pictures, quite the different story to see one in person. A guy down the road from me has one and it looks amazing in real life. I'd like to have both coupe and wagon

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    Originally posted by corsvette


    The coupe never tickled my fancy in pictures, quite the different story to see one in person. A guy down the road from me has one and it looks amazing in real life. I'd like to have both coupe and wagon
    It's a great car, and I love the looks. Gotta be a V, tho...for the bigger wheels in the rear quarter panels.

    Going back to a GM product after my stint with BMW, I do have to chuckle at the rattles and such in the interior. BMW bolts together their interiors really well. Cadillac? Not so much...

    But I can live with it. More of a quirk than a complaint.

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    Originally posted by Shlade
    The cts-v is basically a luxury z06, luxury and speed. Best of both worlds.

    Such a nice car man
    Thanks!

    (Although technically, it's more closely related to a de-tuned ZR1 from a drive-train perspective, since it has the 6.2l block, with a blower. Smaller blower and less exotic valves, etc).

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    First of all, man points to you for driving that beast in the winter!!

    OP, sick ride. I have a soft spot for fellow LS powered vehicles and those wagons look mean!!

    Were you on Elbow Drive last night at around ~ 8 p.m. ish? I saw one ahead of me , I tried to catch up but not at those speeds

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    There are very few of these in Calgary, I don't think we have even delivered one at work we sell a lot more sedans and coupes!

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    Originally posted by Hallowed_point
    First of all, man points to you for driving that beast in the winter!!

    OP, sick ride. I have a soft spot for fellow LS powered vehicles and those wagons look mean!!

    Were you on Elbow Drive last night at around ~ 8 p.m. ish? I saw one ahead of me , I tried to catch up but not at those speeds
    That wasn't me! Are you sure it was a V? I do see black non-V wagons around from time to time.

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    Originally posted by Twin_Cam_Turbo
    There are very few of these in Calgary, I don't think we have even delivered one at work we sell a lot more sedans and coupes!
    where do you work?

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    Originally posted by Buster


    where do you work?
    GSL GM City.

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    Originally posted by Twin_Cam_Turbo


    GSL GM City.
    I know a couple of guys recommend the service department at GSL over the other shops. I have taken previous Cadillacs to Carter's and have had good service there, too...but heard a couple of nasty stories. You never know what to believe.

    Maybe I will take the car to GSL next time to see how it goes.

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    Originally posted by Buster


    I know a couple of guys recommend the service department at GSL over the other shops. I have taken previous Cadillacs to Carter's and have had good service there, too...but heard a couple of nasty stories. You never know what to believe.

    Maybe I will take the car to GSL next time to see how it goes.
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