Cadillac ATS-V info please
#21
Love the Chevy SS, but it's definitely last generation on the interior, LS3 engine, etc. Not a bad thing, but not the latest interior finishout and gadgets and powertrain, etc. Either way, I think it's sweet and I'd own one for a DD no problem.
However a gently used certified pre-owned CTS V Sport for very similar money to a new SS is hard to pass up IMHO.
However a gently used certified pre-owned CTS V Sport for very similar money to a new SS is hard to pass up IMHO.
#22
Love the Chevy SS, but it's definitely last generation on the interior, LS3 engine, etc. Not a bad thing, but not the latest interior finishout and gadgets and powertrain, etc. Either way, I think it's sweet and I'd own one for a DD no problem.
However a gently used certified pre-owned CTS V Sport for very similar money to a new SS is hard to pass up IMHO.
However a gently used certified pre-owned CTS V Sport for very similar money to a new SS is hard to pass up IMHO.
#23
Le Mans Master
#24
SS is listed at $38,600 (MSRP new $48) - depreciated about 20%
https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/invent...ting=131142965
CTSv sport is listed at $49,700 (MSRP new $71) - depreciated about 30%
https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/invent...ting=141982269
So, you're right. The CTSv sport takes the bigger depreciation hit. Hard to go wrong with either car The Caddy isn't CPO, but a 1 year old car has a ton of original warranty left, I really don't care about CPO. The question is... is the Caddy $11,000 better than the Chevy?
Last edited by lionsfan5454; 06-24-2016 at 02:49 PM.
#25
Le Mans Master
Good post, lionsfan. I guess it's a personal decision on whether the V Sport is worth $11k more than a Chevy SS all other things considered. it would be a fun decision to try to make though as both cars are sweet.