That is exactly the sort of abuse a Blackwing should survive, though the service advisor may want a word about the definition of low miles.

I asked a Cadillac engineer about the CTS-V and he said: “we watched all of Smokey and the bandit so we could get an idea of what we needed to make”

This is much less stressing than a single launch on pavement btw

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not on grass but yeah lmao

this is the ideal form of the american made automobile

When you get to the pat, he opens the door and you hear something cracking, but the clip got skipped

Never understood people who get a sports car just to look at

Old assistant manager had a sibling to the blackwing. Shit was fucking monstrous. Never EVER would correlate Cadillacs with that type of performance or power. Gave me a ride home one day and just wanted to see what I thought about the car, ALL of the car. Every single Horse.

Just like the Dark Horse SC loves to be thrown around a track Muscle cars live and thrive on rough treatment.

Closest modern equivalent to the Dukes of Hazzard Charger

This makes me want one so much more.

Honestly I rather see somebody drive one to submission, then what actually happened with them. Because originally I was looking at maybe getting one when they were released. Until I realized every single person who had money to buy one outright just tried to flip them

Correct. It wants to be driven by whistlindiesel

me thinks you're supposed to drive a car like this at least a few times in its lifetime

Not on grass but I honestly wouldn't doubt if it handled it like a champ

that no lift shift feature is goated

Is that the one with the God Awful 3.0L Twin Turbo V6?

The G wagon was designed to be treated like a piece of rubbish, yet somehow people treat it as a piece of art

Send me one i got you😂

holden statesmen