Gonna buy a new car, 2011 CTS-V Sedan or Coupe? Like the look

station wagon

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Coupe reference

gonna get either car in black or silver

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wagon
they look downright evil in all black, and by god will you surprise people when you blow their doors off

there are manual cts-v wagons out there but they're rare as fuck and going up in price

>>14668974
Just get a c6 z06?

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if you have no friends or family - coupe
if you have friends but no family - sedan
if you have a family but no friends - wagon
if you have a family and friends - you're lying

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>>14669001
This

>>14669020
>wants practical car that seats 4
>suggests sports car that seats 2

>>14669262
>having friends
>2016
Make them take their own car.

>>14668974
Saloon, the coupe looks hideous

>>14668974
I prefer the proportions of the sedan. The coupe just looks too fat to be a 2dr because the Sigma platforms weren't designed for that and it shows.

Any guesses how much they will be in about 10 years?

I would love to get one in the future

>>14669979
>Any guesses how much they will be in about 10 years?

It's impossible to gauge accurately. Depreciation will always set in, but V cars are the fastest cars Cadillac has ever made and are sure to attract collectors and regular enthusiasts alike.

>>14669448
If OP can afford a CTS-V, he's successful enough to have friends.

>>14669936
>>14669922
Have you guys seen a V coupe in person? It looks really good.
They just photograph really badly because the design is over the top. Sort of similar to new Lexuses.

Thanks for all the suggestions guys. I think I'm going to go for the sedan. Although, I really enjoy the sleeper aspect of the wagon, the sedan is already enough of a sleeper in its own.

>>14670069
I'm 19 years old. I've worked since I was 15 and have been saving since. I already own a vehicle valued at approximately $10,000. That plus a decent chunk of my savings is what I am going to use to buy the car. I don't have some wild paying job or anything, just put away a percent of my paychecks for some time and it adds up quicker than you think. Especially when you have barely any bills to pay and live with your parents.

Anyways, yes I do have friends. And you are one of them. Love you.

2 door cadillac aggravates my autism

>>14670513
Will you have any money left over if something fails? What if you need rotors? Or calipers? Or a clutch/transmission? Or an engine? Expensive cars are expensive to fix.

>>14670513
nice car but pretty retarded financial decision

Woah, didn't mean to flare up the financial advisors

>>14670537
I am working a full time job with bonuses and quarterly raises, I am buying the car in full and if anything needs work I have stellar credit and my job which I don't foresee going anywhere that I can use to mitigate any issues in the future. I also plan on buying the vehicle with some sort of powertrain warranty.

>>14670538
This car will not wipe out my savings. I am more than comfortable spending what I am going to spend on the car. Thanks for your concern though.

>>14668974
Just get the sedan the sedan and the coupe weight the same and ultimately youre choosing style over practicality with the coupe as there is no measurable performance benefit of going with the two door. I am personally not a fan of the wagon variant

Wagon > sedan > coupe

>>14670088
>Have you guys seen a V coupe in person?
Every time I see one, I hate the coupe more. V or not.

>>14668974
Coupe looks horrible imo. Either get wagon or sedan.

The wagon stands the best chance of becoming a collector car. Why not buy a cherry 1st gen; they were all standard transmission; aut wasn't offered.

Coupes are depreciating rocks because they look hideous. Sedans are OK and wagons are rock solid value wise.

Keep in mind GM build quality applies, expect leaking sun roofs, rattling interior etc but the drivetrain to be fine. Friend has a 13 V Sedan and already has a multitude of problems at 33k. Sure fixed by the dealer but my ISF @ 74k is perfectly fine.

>>14668974
justin beiber owns the coupe

get the sedan dude

>>14674439
I thank the good lord every day my '07sedan doesn't have a sunroof.