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Eh, I havent been impressed with Cadillacs styling lately, not to mension their lack luster performance.
Ex: the CTS only made it to D-Stock... where the Integra R and the BMW 330 Csi rule. Not very impressive for a car thats suppose to be putting down 255HP and 252 lb-ft of torque, just goes to show how 3500 LBS can hurt you in the corners.... It will be interesting where the CTS-V ends up, and if those extra ponys help it at all.
Originally posted by Zzyzx Eh, I havent been impressed with Cadillacs styling lately, not to mension their lack luster performance.
Ex: the CTS only made it to D-Stock... where the Integra R and the BMW 330 Csi rule. Not very impressive for a car thats suppose to be putting down 255HP and 252 lb-ft of torque, just goes to show how 3500 LBS can hurt you in the corners.... It will be interesting where the CTS-V ends up, and if those extra ponys help it at all.
WHO GIVES A FU(K WHAT AUTO-X CLASS ITS IN CADILLAC DID NOT MAKE THEM FOR THAT. thats outa my system now.
Autocross: Because Life is more fun on three wheels......
"I know Solo only comes one minute at a time, but what an intense, non-stop, fast-forward car control exercise minute it is. Sure, the velocity is higher in road racing, but inside the car it is slow-motion in comparison. In Solo, the turns come like machine-gun rounds. "
Randy Pobst
Originally posted by sadboy916 WHO GIVES A FU(K WHAT AUTO-X CLASS ITS IN CADILLAC DID NOT MAKE THEM FOR THAT. thats outa my system now.
Yes, but when Cadillac markets their cars to be the best in class, have the best performance, etc... and thet can't stack up, then that's when it matters.
Originally posted by Majarvis Yes, but when Cadillac markets their cars to be the best in class, have the best performance, etc... and thet can't stack up, then that's when it matters.
cadillac will never make the best sports cars GUESS WHY because they are gm's luxury cars. it just a plus to be driving in comfort and being able to mash the gas and get a minor case of whip lash.
Originally posted by sadboy916 some mr2's do better in auto-x than lamborghinis does that mean the mr2 is a better car in your eyes?
stock classes there is no MR2 that would out run a Lamborghini, once you start to modify then its any bodys game.
Top MR2:MR-2 Turbo, B-Stock (where the S2000 and Porsche Boxter Rule)
Modern Lamborghini.... at a minimum SS(the fastes stock class), however they may not be leagl for stock classes so they probably run ASP (the fastes street prepaired class).
I see autocross as a better way to compair performanc between 2 cars because yousee the strengths and weaknesses of each car (specifically Stock classes). where if you just look at HP and 1/4 mile times you get a scued view of the cars. the CTS, has decent HP, however its weight its a huge liability for performance.
Autocross: Because Life is more fun on three wheels......
"I know Solo only comes one minute at a time, but what an intense, non-stop, fast-forward car control exercise minute it is. Sure, the velocity is higher in road racing, but inside the car it is slow-motion in comparison. In Solo, the turns come like machine-gun rounds. "
Randy Pobst
Originally posted by Zzyzx stock classes there is no MR2 that would out run a Lamborghini, once you start to modify then its any bodys game.
Top MR2:MR-2 Turbo, B-Stock (where the S2000 and Porsche Boxter Rule)
Modern Lamborghini.... at a minimum SS(the fastes stock class), however they may not be leagl for stock classes so they probably run ASP (the fastes street prepaired class).
I see autocross as a better way to compair performanc between 2 cars because yousee the strengths and weaknesses of each car (specifically Stock classes). where if you just look at HP and 1/4 mile times you get a scued view of the cars. the CTS, has decent HP, however its weight its a huge liability for performance.
yea because its still a luxury car but it will rip most cars a new one. cadillacs are not track cars there drivers cars.
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