Interesting cars for sale

[dark0821]

Thank god its 220K KMs, I assume many people woulda flipped if it was a concours level low milage 996~ or maybe not since it is a 996 not a 993

Honestly it's the guy's money, if rwb works for him, good for him lolol I dont like it, but I respect it.

I also spend stupid money for worthless shit in other people's minds, meh~

[The Producer]

Originally Posted by JDMDreams

There's only 3 996 rwbs? I thought there would be way more, and why would you pick a $20000 car with 22x KMS to rwb

i didn't know there were any. Nakai-san said a long time ago he wouldn't do them. the cars are too cheap and too plentiful.

[twitchyzero]

i think i like rwb only after the controversy started haha

if it's not a safety issue and the customers are happy, more power to him

[Hondaracer]

Originally Posted by Manic!

One of 3 RWB 911 996 Carrera 2 with 226,568 km for 139K. It has 4 HP less than my corolla.

https://www.autotrader.ca/a/porsche/...644/?modalXS=1

This video caused a lot of controversy. But the install was only temporary.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/aFAck_usceo

RWV destroy the car but this somehow makes a 996 look even worse than most of these lol

[JDMDreams]

Maybe it's the colour scheme but yea it doesn't look as nice as other rwb and I'm sure you can just build your own for less than that. Just buy a 996 turbo for like $60 then you still got $80 to play with

[whitev70r]

Nice, always liked the 4 Dr, JDM, SE version. Good job on the photo shoot !! May be a bit strange, states that it's been posted for > a year.

https://www.facebook.com/share/17nX3pAbbC/

[whitev70r]

Another one ... operative word here is 'interesting'. 2011 CTS V wagon, with only 75K kms, the asking price though

https://www.facebook.com/share/1AZsyfEbyE/

[EvoFire]

^ I wanted one badly, but the Caddy interior of those years were terrible. The Buick Regal had a better interior

[AstulzerRZD]

Originally Posted by whitev70r

Another one ... operative word here is 'interesting'. 2011 CTS V wagon, with only 75K kms, the asking price though

https://www.facebook.com/share/1AZsyfEbyE/

At that price, it's definitely an auto.
The manuals are in the 90-100k CAD range.

Low key great engine but they are very much a boat.
The next gen ones much better, chassis/body designed by ex-E39 engineers.

[whitev70r]

Really, I had no idea of the value of these, I already thought listing price of $55K was high. What do I know.

[AstulzerRZD]

Originally Posted by whitev70r

Really, I had no idea of the value of these, I already thought listing price of $55K was high. What do I know.

6MT Wagons go for ~60k in the US an on their way up
6AT Wagons go for ~40k in the US
A lot of available ones were sold to GM employees and have all sorts of weird option combos; they figured out their breakeven for doing a V-wagon variant was 90 cars and did a very limited production run.

FWIW 2G CTS-V it's an internet fanboi special - doesn't drive that great, interior hella squeaks and rattles, tiny cargo area.
4G CTS-V Blackwing is where the car was really became a reborn/better E39 M5.

[JDMDreams]

I was looking at black wing cars, but then you're at over $100k for an American interior, quality.

[AstulzerRZD]

Originally Posted by JDMDreams

I was looking at black wing cars, but then you're at over $100k for an American interior, quality.

Newest CT5 basically aped the F generation BMWs but with better tech - layout and materials are shockingly similar.
If you're diehard manual, it's rly the only thing with V8 manual left.

I think they have a general image problem more than a quality problem now.
Lyriq / Escalade IQ / Vistiq are changing this pretty quickly though.

[bcrdukes]

Cadillac interiors are actually not bad now. I honestly could recommend it to anyone looking into getting good value out of a domestic. They will never be up to snuff to their Japanese or European competitors, but it's gotten a lot better.

[AstulzerRZD]

Originally Posted by bcrdukes

Cadillac interiors are actually not bad now. I honestly could recommend it to anyone looking into getting good value out of a domestic. They will never be up to snuff to their Japanese or European competitors, but it's gotten a lot better.

Been seeing a couple people in my friend circle really consider Chevy/Cadillac EVs
& these are like S2000 / EP3 / FG2 owners

[bcrdukes]

Honourable mention to Lincoln. The cab company we use to pick us up from home to the airport showed up in a Lincoln Continental and the interior felt like you were sitting in a fancy American steakhouse. Was quite nice. I can't speak to their current line of SUVs, unfortunately.

[AstulzerRZD]

I feel Lincoln can't compare to Lexus, especially the Continental.
Navigator doesn't compare to Escalade.
Aviator doesn't compare to X5 nor does the Corsair to the X3.

The Nautilus, however, is very much the new Lexus RX.
Roomy, great tech, comfy, hybrid, great pricing.

Corsair PHEV AWD is imo a great alternative to RAV4 Prime and NX though (again, Toyota system)

[EvoFire]

Too many drivetrain issues with Ford/Lincoln, otherwise when the Aviator(lux Explorer) Hybrid came out it was very intriguing. I love the Lincoln exterior styling.

The Americans have caught up imo, but it's a little late and they need to time to reverse their image. The constant churn though, doesn't help their case. It's been too much of "are they going to keep making this car/nameplate"

[AstulzerRZD]

The Aviator is realllly problematic.

With Ford, the hybrids must be the ones that are using the Toyota system (Maverick, Corsair, Escape).