Or you can get a Subaru wagon, or the Saabaru wagon, then you can have a sweet AWD grocery getter.
Posted by HoleInOne, May 30, 2008 at 5:43 am
Coast to Coast Imports
in forum Local Services
I was looking at a 2004 Cayenne they had but decided to wait. A service guy at Tom O'Brien Porsche said there were a lot of bugs in the 2004. They didn't have one for sale so that may have had something to do with his opinion.
Posted by HoleInOne, May 16, 2008 at 5:38 pm
Coast to Coast Imports
in forum Local Services
I told you they are good cars...
Or you can get a Subaru wagon, or the Saabaru wagon, then you can have a sweet AWD grocery getter.
Or you can get a Subaru wagon, or the Saabaru wagon, then you can have a sweet AWD grocery getter.
Posted by HoleInOne, May 16, 2008 at 7:36 am
Coast to Coast Imports
in forum Local Services
Hmmmm. Drove it today. Not bad for a grocery getter.
Posted by HoleInOne, May 16, 2008 at 7:27 am
Coast to Coast Imports
in forum Local Services
Anyone know anything about these camel jockeys?
Posted by HoleInOne, May 12, 2008 at 3:09 am
Dam...
2009 CTS-V Blisters Nurburgring
Breaks 8-minute barrier, fastest documented lap time for a production sedan
In testing this morning at Germany's Nurburgring, Cadillac's upcoming new
2009 CTS-V completed a lap of the legendary Nordschleife in 7:59.32. This blistering time appears to be the fastest ever publicly documented for a production sedan.
Cadillac is nearing the completion of testing of the highly anticipated CTS-V, the limited-edition high-performance model based on the award-winning CTS sport sedan. John Heinricy, GM Performance Division executive and an acclaimed racing driver, piloted the CTS-V through its sub-8 minute lap today. The car itself was equipped exactly as planned for consumer production, which is scheduled to begin this fall.
Estimated at 550-hp, the CTS-V is at the moment going through the final stages of intensive testing and development. One of the realistic objectives of the Cadillac team is to make the CTS-V the world's fastest production sedan, as a part of the overall goal to make the V-Series Cadillac's ultimate expression of performance and technology. More updates will be released in the coming weeks as testing is finalized, including the car's certified SAE power ratings, acceleration specifications and U.S.-market pricing.
Video documentation of the car's breakthrough Nordschleife performance will be posted online in the coming days at Cadillac.gmblogs.com. The eight-minute mark has long been recognized as a major Nurburgring milestone, reserved for race cars and the fastest exotic sports cars. While there's no single official repository for Nurburgring data from private test sessions, numerous reputable websites and publications report lap times from race teams, automakers and independent sources.
The new 2009 CTS-V includes a suite of advanced performance technologies, including a new version of Cadillac's acclaimed Magnetic Ride Control suspension and a LSA 6.2-liter Supercharged V8 engine. For the first time, CTS-V will include the choice of 6-speed manual or automatic transmissions, with the new automatic sporting steering wheel-mounted shift buttons.
2009 CTS-V Blisters Nurburgring
Breaks 8-minute barrier, fastest documented lap time for a production sedan
In testing this morning at Germany's Nurburgring, Cadillac's upcoming new
2009 CTS-V completed a lap of the legendary Nordschleife in 7:59.32. This blistering time appears to be the fastest ever publicly documented for a production sedan.
Cadillac is nearing the completion of testing of the highly anticipated CTS-V, the limited-edition high-performance model based on the award-winning CTS sport sedan. John Heinricy, GM Performance Division executive and an acclaimed racing driver, piloted the CTS-V through its sub-8 minute lap today. The car itself was equipped exactly as planned for consumer production, which is scheduled to begin this fall.
Estimated at 550-hp, the CTS-V is at the moment going through the final stages of intensive testing and development. One of the realistic objectives of the Cadillac team is to make the CTS-V the world's fastest production sedan, as a part of the overall goal to make the V-Series Cadillac's ultimate expression of performance and technology. More updates will be released in the coming weeks as testing is finalized, including the car's certified SAE power ratings, acceleration specifications and U.S.-market pricing.
Video documentation of the car's breakthrough Nordschleife performance will be posted online in the coming days at Cadillac.gmblogs.com. The eight-minute mark has long been recognized as a major Nurburgring milestone, reserved for race cars and the fastest exotic sports cars. While there's no single official repository for Nurburgring data from private test sessions, numerous reputable websites and publications report lap times from race teams, automakers and independent sources.
The new 2009 CTS-V includes a suite of advanced performance technologies, including a new version of Cadillac's acclaimed Magnetic Ride Control suspension and a LSA 6.2-liter Supercharged V8 engine. For the first time, CTS-V will include the choice of 6-speed manual or automatic transmissions, with the new automatic sporting steering wheel-mounted shift buttons.
Posted by HoleInOne, Apr 30, 2008 at 6:37 am
My son-in-law spotted a Viper toady with IN plate C6POISN.
Posted by HoleInOne, Apr 29, 2008 at 6:16 pm
garage / driveway pictures
in forum Showroom
so do I have permission to engage the enemy now??
btw, does anyone have a camera I can borrow and set up to see who it is??
guess till then Ill have to take a careful look at peoples trash come trash day
btw, does anyone have a camera I can borrow and set up to see who it is??
guess till then Ill have to take a careful look at peoples trash come trash day
I have a motion activated trail camera you can borrow. Flash can be on or off.
Posted by HoleInOne, Apr 29, 2008 at 9:36 am
Thankfully, not Vettecop at work.
I kinda wondered if that was your cruiser.
Posted by HoleInOne, Apr 29, 2008 at 9:08 am
Posted by HoleInOne, Apr 28, 2008 at 4:45 am
Don't push it. I saw your wife driving the vette later on in the day at 9th/Logan. I won't mention how much rubber she left on the road. 