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23/04/2026 12:21 am
@lloyd-mecca Car looks nice. Interesting name for a color.
Ed Davis
Inverness, Illinois, USA
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23/04/2026 12:45 am
Contemplating the same thing in Typhoon Metallic...
That color is stunning in person, go for it!
CT4 inventories are low so act fast to get the one you want. I see that's a Premium Luxury, what options are on it?
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Barry Levittan
Long Island, NY
23/04/2026 1:17 am
CT4 inventories are low so act fast to get the one you want.
Correct....in a few months they'll be gone forever. Who knows, they may be collector cars one day (like one of the last ATS coupes I bought ) Of course, I'll probably be in someone's urn by then. 🙄 🙄 🙄 🙄
23/04/2026 5:33 am
Congrats Barry! I like these better than the CT5's. And driving them is a blast! Be sure to test drive it in AWD as well, it is a wholly different feel and drive - you'll love it. Well done.
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23/04/2026 7:33 am
Congrats Barry! I like these better than the CT5's.
Thanks Tony and me too! The CT5 styling in the C-pillar area turns me off.
The CT4 I bought was literally the only one within a 200-mile radius without a sunroof, which I always avoid because of the headroom loss it causes. Black wasn't my first color choice (silver was) but as John Bono alluded to earlier, it is fitting for a Cadillac!
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Barry Levittan
Long Island, NY
23/04/2026 8:16 am
Congrtas Barry; enjoy your new Caddy. Last year I traded in my low mileage 2016 Cadillac CTS 3.6 L. V-6, AWD, same as pic below. I loved the car; it was very quick and the handling was outstanding. My new Mitsubishi Outlander Sport is a great SUV; the wife loves it...I like it. I caved early, recognizing a definite opinion loss pending.
This post was modified 1 month ago by Jack Dodds
23/04/2026 8:40 am
Regarding run flats...In the past 8 years I've gone through 10 run flat tires on 3 different Infiniti vehicles. Some due to punctures and some from pothole damage. Most will tell you punctures can't be repaired if the tire was driven on without air because of possible unseen damage to the sidewall. Replacement tires with installation and balancing cost over $400 a tire. The good news I always purchase the tire and wheel insurance so I'm ahead of the game.
No problems with harsh ride with any of the 3 vehicles...smooth as glass.
John Bono
North Jersey
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