I must like to shop, because I certainly take a long time in some cases to settle on my next purchase!<\/p>\n
Today’s question, is a newer car inherently more fun than an older model?<\/p>\n
One of the Corvette Designers, when asked which Corvette was the best one, replied, “One should always buy the newest model on can afford, because the latest Corvette is always the best one we know how to make” or similar.<\/p>\n
The same is true for Cadillac as well — the latest models have the latest electronics, convenience features,\u00a0 and technology.<\/p>\n
When choosing between a high-line 2008 Cadillac STS-V and a fully-loaded entry level 2010 Cadillac CTS Premium Model however, the older STS-V had a higher level of standard features.\u00a0 Options like Heads-Up Display, lane departure warning, and blind spot alert are included on the STS-V and still not available in the CTS even in the Premium Model.<\/p>\n
But is the newer 2010 Cadillac CTS cooler just because it is NEWER?\u00a0 The nav system would have newer maps, the warranty will run longer, the exterior design is fresher.<\/p>\n
Both cars cost about the same at the moment.<\/p>\n
How much more FUN is NEW?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I must like to shop, because I certainly take a long time in some cases to settle on my next purchase! Today’s question, is a newer car inherently more fun than an older model? One of the Corvette Designers, when … Continue reading