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That was going to be my recommendation. Saw it when I clicked through. I have (and prefer) the CT4-V Blackwing (m)

Posted on August 18, 2026 at 08:33:07 AM by buymybonerpills

But the only people that sit in my backseats are my 8 and 7 year old kids, so I prefer the car that's a better track weapon since I track mine 5-7 times per year. The Blackwings are like the old "your favorite comedian's favorite comedian" in that car people know and love them.

Also, it's not necessarily financially responsible to get a CT5 BW because total cost of ownership isn't that high when you consider depreciation. It, and previous generations like the CTS-V, keep their value pretty well because the enthusiast market is strong. ESPECIALLY if you get a manual.

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