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Originally Posted by stein_325i
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Originally Posted by c1pher
I almost bought a CTS VSport. The V series cars are very nice driving vehicles now. I love the exterior looks. There are a few shortcuts on the interior with some plastic and GM parts bin stuff, which is really the only letdown. However, anyone considering buying these new, I'd wait for them to show up used. V series cars depreciate just as bad as other Cadillacs and Fiats.
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I actually think they're holding value better. A quick look at Autotrader for Gen 3 CTS-V's (V8, not V-Sports) from 2016+ shows pretty high prices even with higher milage, they seem to be holding steady, and these cars were also less expensive than the M5 by a fair margin when released. They don't seem to drop as much as a typical E63 or M5. |
Check out this 2012 CTS V wagon!
http://atcm.co/S2PVDP/2243acbd
I'd say they're holding their value!
Even the higher mileage ones are still fetching prices in the low to mid 40's.
The cheapest 2016 + V I found within 500 miles of me was a 2016 going for 50k with 74,000 miles on the clock. The most expensive was a 2018 with 8,000 miles on the odometer for 96k.