The new cts-v seems to be the s4 and m3 killer.
04-17-2003, 05:01 PM
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performance is one thing. But look at that car. It looks like Mecha-Godzilla, laughable.
I mean seriously, how can dropping a vette Engine in that thing put it anywhere close to the same league as an M car, S car or AMG?
Some people put too much stock in raw performance. That thing will be nothing but a straight line hauler for the 50+ set.
I'm still laughing at the thought of that thing being compared to any of the aformentioned cars.
Some people put too much stock in raw performance. That thing will be nothing but a straight line hauler for the 50+ set.
I'm still laughing at the thought of that thing being compared to any of the aformentioned cars.
04-20-2003, 11:34 AM
#33
is430? I would prefer something all new...
instead of modifying something that has been out for 6 years. If the best lexus can do is modify an is300 then they are hurting. I was never too big on the is300. The is300 has not created any buzz what-so-ever. Lexus will have to do more to get my dollars.
04-22-2003, 06:44 AM
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Per the new Autoweek, Cadillac is going to take on BMW/Mercedes...
...moving into the performance luxury market, and Buick is going to take on Lexus in the plush quiet luxury market. I wish good luck to them, but the styling has got to get better, although that can be said of a lot of the new models these days.
