Wordless Wednesday: Cadillac Racing CTS-V Coupe In Action
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This Cadillac Racing CTS-V Coupe is nothing short of remarkable. And with the Cadillac V-Series driving academy, mere mortals are that much closer to driving like a pro.
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You have to love Cadillac Racing! Those cars look so hot! And their stance on the track is candy to the eyes. I’m very excited about the CTS-V Driving School outside of Las Vegas. We have a 2009 CTS-V and it is the best ever GM car I’ve owned and/or driven. I like it even more than our C5 Corvette convertible. Well, it would be close on a nice sunny day I suppose. But when they describe the CTS-V as “luxury with lightning in it’s veins” it’s not far from the truth. If you haven’t driven the Gen II CTS-V you’ve got to get behind the wheel. Bone stock it does 12.3 ET in the 1/4 mile. And it handles on the road like it’s on train rails. And just driving it slowly around the city either on the highway or on residential streets is fabulous. It is so comfortable to drive at any speed. The car has multiple personalities and I love every one of them!
You can’t mention Cadillac racing without talking about Andy Pligrim and Johnny O’ Connell, not only two of the best GT racers in the world but two of the nicest guys in the sport, Caddy has two of the very best ambassadors for their brand ! It’s hard to translate how two guys who are so amiable, put on their helmets and morph into such amazing racers. And sometime fellow Caddy team mate Ron Fellows isn’t too shabby either !
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Look at that stance like a well balanced athlete. Roll on the next generation
Go, Cadillac!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Who wouldn not want one of these fine cars??????