What is the different between suspension in regular cat and the cat sport?

[guardian]

Originally Posted by elvin315

CateraMV6 reported seeing a 2002 Catera (Considering a Catera purchase, soliciting advice) back in January. A Sport with a manual 5-speed tranny and the 3.2L engine. So GM finally let the Catera be what Opel designed back in 1996 then kills it after only 238 made it here.

Elvin

I had missed that post and really appreciate your having mentioned this. I am astonished. I have studied heavily on the Cat over the years yet completely missed the 2002 cars.

Also I must now amend my earlier statements within this forum re the 1999 Cat Sports. Clearly, the 1999 Sports are NOT the rarest Cat of all, as I had said. I was wrong.

If I ever saw a 2002 stick shift Cat for sale, it would not be for sale long. Talk about an instantaneous collectors item!! My goodness, on top of its rarity within the Cat family, such a car is a factory stick shift Cadillac. How many of those are out there . . . any model.

We always have known about the ability to convert a USA Cat to stick shift using European parts . . . . . albeit that such parts are extremely tough to obtain. But the stick shift MV6s have always existed in small numbers. I never knew, though, that Caddy imported any in Cat form. It is just amazing.