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Originally Posted by Chuck C  From my observations, it seems that the new caddy is about $2k more than a similarly equipped first gen model...and that's consistent from base to fully equipped. Based on the improvements, I'd say this is a not a bad deal. |
I absolutely agree. I have the '05 CTS 3.6l, manual with FE3 suspension, fold-down rears and XM. That was it. I want the performance. If you don't want the "luxury items" (which obviously I don't) you don't have to buy 'em.
I was relieved to see that the 6-speed is still an option. Also, I disagree regarding the pricing effect on used vehicles. Off the lot, they will have to discount, but I would hope that the resale of the older units may hold up with the higher list prices.
If not, an older version CTS-V will get into my price range for a weekender car.