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F451 @ Jun 15th 2007 8:48PM
If anything I request that the CTS-V exhibit a bit more overall refinement. And that Bob Lutz retire. Thank you.
Devin @ Jun 16th 2007 10:54AM
I agree that the CTS needs to be very well refined and also needs to handle like or better than a BMW, but Bob Lutz retire. He's practically the only one who pushes cars like the CTS -V. The zeta program might not have even been successful had he not pushed for it so hard. He got cars here like the Solstice and Sky, and he is working on bringing the uber Cadillac sedan based on the sixteen concept. The worst thing for us would be for Bob Lutz to retire.