Several factors in play.
Thats a great take on their problems, and Id actually lump that all into marketing: pricing, selling, positioning the product from TV to the dealer networks.
Several factors in play.
Thats a great take on their problems, and Id actually lump that all into marketing: pricing, selling, positioning the product from TV to the dealer networks.
The national outlook on cars isn't great for Cadillac either, honestly. No one wants heavy, FWD snore machines anymore. Make it big, make it fast, make it RWD. Buick, too. Their AWD systems are just so far behind their foreign competitors and all front biased.
C7 Z06 priced at $79K and fully loaded is under $100K.
Bargain and I want. 650 HP and 650 lb.-ft. of torque.
Too bad I will never get close to getting that kind of money any time soon.
Not to mention you probably won't use all that HP ever, really.
C7 Z06 priced at $79K and fully loaded is under $100K.
Bargain and I want. 650 HP and 650 lb.-ft. of torque.
Too bad I will never get close to getting that kind of money any time soon.
What kind of car enthusiast says that?
I do have a track near by though.....
For me it's all fun and games until you are about to sign the loan papers. That's when I always backtrack.
It stinks, but it is what it is. I went to McDavid Acura wanting a TL, backed myself down to a 2.4L TSX. Not saying I regret it, but I did back down.
Same here. I'm on my 6th Acura and went from a TL to TSX. Fun car but I liked the TL (2 of the 3 I had) much better.
I think I read somewhere that Honda was going to finally turbocharge the Civic Type-R. Based on Honda's track record for enthusiasts for the past few years, I wouldn't hold my breath on it getting to the USA though.
Yep, that's the one. But I doubt that petition will yield any good results. It's a shame, that's a sharp looking car.
Yep, that's the one. But I doubt that petition will yield any good results. It's a shame, that's a sharp looking car.
I can only imagine what a turbo VTEC sounds like in person
Best car i've ever owned - 2013 Chevy Volt.
I must be their target demo because I've put 1 tank of gas in it (not including the tank it came with from the dealer) since I purchased it last June. That's over 8000 miles on less than 2 tanks of gas.
Great car. Fun to drive, quiet and smooth. Got it fully loaded and love every minute of driving it.
I've been wanting to ask a Volt owner, for quite some time now, what is your electric bill like before having the car and after getting it?
C7 Z06 priced at $79K and fully loaded is under $100K.
Bargain and I want. 650 HP and 650 lb.-ft. of torque.
Too bad I will never get close to getting that kind of money any time soon.
One of Cadillac's problems is the target demographic wants a substantial V8 in the car, not a 4 banger turbo like every other turd on the road these days - it's about all you can buy anymore. Spare me the arguments about power output and gas mileage of today's 4s, they still will never replace the sound or pure feel of a V8 sailing effortlessly down the freeway. A lot of Cadillac's demographic still wants that, and they don't have it.
That's simply not true. The ATS is a 3 series fighter. No 3 series has a V8. Cadillac's target audience often chooses a 2.0T Audi or a BMW 328i instead, both 4 bangers. The days of the Cadillac V8 land barges are long gone. Good riddance.
And Cadillac shouldn't worry because that demographic is dying off, literally.