Is this a crazy ask for a2006 - 2007 CTS-V?

[redbulldrinker]

I'm in the market for a used car. The one I really like is the CTS-V.

But, for me to consider it, I would want a deal to be close to the following:

(Edited)Year:2006 - 2007
Price:@$25,000+Tax
Under 50,000 Km, I.e Factory warranty left, or extended thrown in with the deal
Down payment and tradein mix of $4000
48 Month Loan term
Interest rate on the loan at @5% - 5.5% or under

I have Top Rated Credit, but don't want to use cash in my HELOC, as this is a safety net for the future just in case.

Is this doable, or am I smoking crack?

Oh, and a set of winter tires thrown in for luck, and Red is better

[Engi-Nir]

2007 Cadillac CTS CTS-V 4D Sedan 48K km

Low: $19,349.00 High: $21,733.00 BLACK BOOK without Navigation
Low: $21,416.00 High: $23,800.00 with Navigation

[Jon04CTS]

2007 Cadillac CTS CTS-V 4D Sedan 48K km

Low: $19,349.00 High: $21,733.00 BLACK BOOK without Navigation
Low: $21,416.00 High: $23,800.00 with Navigation

Yeah, that's completely wrong.

You can't get a CTS-V without nav.



And $25k for a '07 CTS-V... Dream on. You won't even get one for $35k. They're going for about $33k USD.

[redbulldrinker]

Why are the 2007 $10,000+ than the 2006's?

[Jon04CTS]

Why are the 2007 $10,000+ than the 2006's?

Show me a '06 for $25k CAD. If it's out there it's beat to **** or previously wrecked.

[Rehan]

I vote for crack.

There are currently no 2007 CTS-V's listed in the Auto Trader for Ontario. You could go to BC and get one for $40k -- http://www.canadatrader.com/result/d...aspx?ID=771532 (but it's not red).

With such low supply on a nice car, you're not exactly going to get a deal.

[redbulldrinker]

Maybe a 2006 then, seems to be a few close to that

[Jon04CTS]

Maybe a 2006 then, seems to be a few close to that

If you can find a '06 for $25k I assure you something's wrong with it or it's been beat to ****.

Do a search in the US for '06s. http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/search...=1239142008462

They're all around $26-$30k USD. There's an odd one at $22k.

[redbulldrinker]

Getting close:

http://www.trader.ca/powerpage/detai...5&adid=7583910

[Jon04CTS]

Getting close:

http://www.trader.ca/powerpage/detai...5&adid=7583910

Go check it out and tell us the mileage on that.

[Engi-Nir]

Well, wait next year, get the 09 CTS-V That is a sweet ride...





and I love the specs of it

[ES_Revenge]

Well, wait next year, get the 09 CTS-V That is a sweet ride...

and I love the specs of it

For sure. Incredible power and performance, but $$$; and no leasing one either, so even tougher to afford driving one...

[Engi-Nir]

For sure. Incredible power and performance, but $$$; and no leasing one either, so even tougher to afford driving one...

dude, what are talking about, most on RFD will tell you a civic/corolla is still a better buy

[ac328]

dude, what are talking about, most on RFD will tell you a civic/corolla is still a better buy

LOL.

Not sure why the 09 CTS V was mentioned when the OP won't even pay market value for a used one, sweet ride or not.

Also, not to burst OP's bubble but high powered cars tend to come with high powered running costs, hoped you also budgeted for premium gas, fast wearing tires, big expensive brake jobs, etc.

[redbulldrinker]

LOL.

Not sure why the 09 CTS V was mentioned when the OP won't even pay market value for a used one, sweet ride or not.

Also, not to burst OP's bubble but high powered cars tend to come with high powered running costs, hoped you also budgeted for premium gas, fast wearing tires, big expensive brake jobs, etc.

Yes, but that wasn't my original question but thanks for the info. Oh, and you forgot insurance costs and winter tires, and fwiw I never had a bubble.