Corvette powered CTS -V Coupe now on sale in the UK
Corvette powered CTS -V Coupe now on sale in the UK
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Vet Guru

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2,209 posts

260 months

Wednesday 27th October 2010
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Must be American week in Autocar, A feature on the Excellent new CTS-V Coupe with the ZR-1 engine now for sale along with the wagon for £69k not cheap but cheaper than a new ZR-1!!!!

I saw this at the Paris Motor show and it really looked nice smile

Autocar also have said GM looking at a dealer in London as well as Manchester. Not sure if that means Corvette sale in London too??

mitch_

1,282 posts

244 months

Wednesday 27th October 2010
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Only if I appoint one!

LuS1fer

43,007 posts

265 months

Thursday 28th October 2010
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Isn't the engine an LFA not an LS9?

Vet Guru

Original Poster:

2,209 posts

260 months

Thursday 28th October 2010
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mitch_ said:
Only if I appoint one!
Maybe you should?? cloud9

anonymous-user

74 months

Thursday 28th October 2010
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I'm told there's an excellent one in Barnes....

getmecoat


mitch_

1,282 posts

244 months

Friday 29th October 2010
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LuS1fer said:
Isn't the engine an LFA not an LS9?
Designation is LSA, it's essentially an LS9 with a reduced pulley and modified valve gear. Power is just over 550Bhp as opposed to 640.

Vet Guru

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2,209 posts

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Friday 29th October 2010
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5 USA said:
I'm told there's an excellent one in Barnes....

getmecoat
I like the name change again! Looks like money oweing to somebody...irked

anonymous-user

74 months

Saturday 30th October 2010
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I'm just getting up off the floor having been struck down by pages 32 and 33 from this week's Autocar.

The CTS-V coupe is almost £70,000.

The CTS Sport Wagon (3.5 litre V6) is £47,500.

I should think the first year depreciation on either of these will make a Maserati GT look like a sensible purchase!

Vet Guru

Original Poster:

2,209 posts

260 months

Saturday 30th October 2010
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5 USA said:
I'm just getting up off the floor having been struck down by pages 32 and 33 from this week's Autocar.

The CTS-V coupe is almost £70,000.

The CTS Sport Wagon (3.5 litre V6) is £47,500.

I should think the first year depreciation on either of these will make a Maserati GT look like a sensible purchase!
I would love one but at that price they will be lucky to sell the odd one! The wagon is as expensive as Bmw but you are getting something far nicer looking. The real killer is the price of one in 3 years I would think £18-23K if you are lucky.