Chevrolet Corvette Stingray C7 Forum - View Single Post - Battle of the Supercars: CTS-V DOMINATES Mercedes E63

kbui · 08-30-2010, 03:20 PM

For some people, American cars are always sh** and foreign's sh** (especially Euro's) are always better. Keep in mind, I am not saying all European's cars are crap. For these Euro-centric, American can never make a worthwhile car. I have seen more than my share of performance car comparisons where a domestic car won almost every performance categories but lost to a European car because it gets better MPG. If I need a sport sedan tomorrow, the CTS-V would be my first choice among all the sedans under $100K period!

For the guy that said the CTS-V looks exactly like the CTS sedan, I have to tell you even my 13 YO son can tell the differences from a distance, LOL.

08-30-2010, 03:20 PM	#55
kbui Drives: 85 Vette, 07 Escalade ESV, 03 GMC, Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Austin, TX Posts: 927 View My Garage	For some people, American cars are always sh and foreign's sh (especially Euro's) are always better. Keep in mind, I am not saying all European's cars are crap. For these Euro-centric, American can never make a worthwhile car. I have seen more than my share of performance car comparisons where a domestic car won almost every performance categories but lost to a European car because it gets better MPG. If I need a sport sedan tomorrow, the CTS-V would be my first choice among all the sedans under $100K period! For the guy that said the CTS-V looks exactly like the CTS sedan, I have to tell you even my 13 YO son can tell the differences from a distance, LOL. __________________ ADM Performance installed and tuned: Maggie, Stainless Works Power LTs, ADM race cai, ADM ZL1 scoop Whiteside Customs Super Street 2 Package w/ coilovers BC Racing Coilovers and lowered, Whiteline Bushings & Swaybars MBRP catback exhaust, ZL1 bumper conversion, Drake billet shifter, Hurst paddles, NLP rear spoiler, OEM GFX, Vis Racing hood, ASA GT5 wheels