My kind of Cop!! I’m 86. If I committed a crime, I’d be dead by the time I was sentenced. Managed to survive 60 years of messing with airplanes., proving it’s better be lucky than good.
Which is why I would never live in NY of CA. The people who run those states are insane. In Texas, all you have to do to carry a weapon in your car is open the door and put the weapon inside. Like God intended.
I had a 2008 Corvette. Nice car. Entry and exit were often difficult and I thought it was noisy. I also had a Cadillac ATS -V Coupe (predecessor to CT4). The back seat was in usable. The CT5 BW seems to be a good compromise.
I considered “22CT5BW” or BLKWING Lots of fun tags. I have been reluctant to use an aggressive acceleration technique. I tried it once and could feel the car trying to swap ends. I never did that again. Search YouTube for video of a CT5V BW winning a race with a Corvette.
Welcome. I don’t know about “lots of us”, but I’m just outside of Waxahachie. (Extra points if you can pronounce it). Sewell Cadillac of Dallas was my dealer.
Dave, I think all of us BW owner’s feel the same way. The cars are all around nice. Mine is a 22 CT5 BW. I didn’t buy it for the speed (specs say top speed is 200 mph), but for the acceleration. It doesn’t disappoint. My Texas plate is “0260N4S”. Zero to sixty in 4 Seconds. It certainly does that.
Welcome to the Blackwing world. Mine is also white. It’s a 22 5BW. The only suggestion I have is to apply acceleration power smoothly. If you “stomp down on it”, it will try to swap ends. Don’t ask how I know. Enjoy your ride.
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