savethemanual
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tldr- both blackwings see a price increase. 1000 for ct4, 2500 for ct5.
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Not on the 5 though
Absolutely agree. The 3 examples above all have one thing in common.Not on the 5 though
They were $6090 2 years ago and now they're $8090. They now charge more than Porsche does for their carbon buckets which are $5900.And the semi-aniline seats, can't remember how much more they are now but they are my favorite feature aside from the LT4/Tremec combo.
Those cars are bad values to start off with. At those prices you’re honestly better off with a m3. Also I can bet these are autos.
Yep, those listings are autos but I do see a one local dealer advertising $5k off ($4k if you add back in the dealer fee) on a manual which surprised me since there are not many available.Those cars are bad values to start off with. At those prices you’re honestly better off with a m3. Also I can bet these are autos.
Thank you. They really are fabulous and the leather is great, IMO. $8090 is steep. Maybe the carbon back delete option will enable people to get the great leather and save some $ compared to the full cost.They were $6090 2 years ago and now they're $8090. They now charge more than Porsche does for their carbon buckets which are $5900.
Porsche's are actual Carbon buckets, Cadillac's are just the mid tier seat with carbon backs and are not a true carbon bucket seat like the Porsche. They also come with heated, ventilated, massaging and power adjustments and Porsche doesn't. Features cost money.They were $6090 2 years ago and now they're $8090. They now charge more than Porsche does for their carbon buckets which are $5900.
That argument is moot though since I believe even the base 5BW seats have heat/vent/massage/power. The $8,090 is on top of that base seat.Porsche's are actual Carbon buckets, Cadillac's are just the mid tier seat with carbon backs and are not a true carbon bucket seat like the Porsche. They also come with heated, ventilated, massaging and power adjustments and Porsche doesn't. Features cost money.
Porsche's are actual Carbon buckets, Cadillac's are just the mid tier seat with carbon backs and are not a true carbon bucket seat like the Porsche. They also come with heated, ventilated, massaging and power adjustments and Porsche doesn't. Features cost money.
BMW's carbon bucket seat would be a good comparison to Porsche's. Cadillac just has a carbon trimmed luxury seat so you pay the price for the comfort and the carbon.
Yep, and the Camaro, which is now sunsetting in January.GM needs to skew more production to the manual and stop raising prices on the 4. Otherwise we will see fire sales like we saw on the z28 and Chevy SS.
No one can make a great car and then make it not sell like GM can.
Try changing the leather on those “cheap” Porsche buckets. PAG will ding you 9,000 bucks, please don’t ask me how I know.I understand they're not full carbon seats, they're not even buckets like the BMW and Porsche. My main point was that Porsche charges $5900 for a full upgraded carbon bucket package. BMW charges you $4500 to upgrade to carbon buckets. GM is charging $5200 to upgrade the leather and seat back on an existing seat. I use Porsche as a reference because they over charge out the ass for anything they can and GM is charging almost what they want for full carbon buckets just to change materials out on a seat.