if u decide to get a cts-v let me know, i can get you a killer deal on one. I work at Classic Cadillac

^ Oh, oh, oh.....OK, you've got me drooling right now....

No kidding, my most serious roadblocks are:

(1) Me having to promise not to touch the car - I failed miserably with the Legacy, I started messing with her practically the minute I got her, back in '05. Warranty? What warranty?

and

(2) Wintering.

And in all honesty, I think that wintering might be a bigger priority/question. For while I truly do enjoy getting under the car on weekends, now that my daughter is older, I'm also getting to the point where I'd like to just drop the car off at the dealer, pick up a loaner, and getting on and about my way, instead of spending the weekend to tinker.

So, here's an honest question for you - how many of your CTS-V buyers are true daily-drivers?

I'm a winter-tires kind of guy, so that extra spending is not a problem for me...but over the last three years, I think I've seriously seen only one CTS-V out and about in the winter here in the near-eastern suburbs.

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