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Hello, I'm Jim and purchased my 2011 cts v 6 speed manual black diamond edition sedan in August. Of course love the car. I also own two other GM greats, a 1990 corvette zr-1 with all documents and Chevys first performance car, a 55 Chevrolet belair 2 dr ht pp 265 three speed with OD and 4.11 rear. All in mint condition. I am an active member of the zr-1 net registry which is similar to this forum. Is this a club with memberships?
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Hello everyone. I purchased a used 2012 CTS-V coupe mid-2017. Differential went out in Oct 2017 and dealership says GM does not currently have them available and no ETA when they will have them. Bought the car with an extended warranty since it was a used car, but that does not do any good if a part is not available. Joining forum to see if others having same problem and maybe learn how to get otherwise great car out of the shop.
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I'm about 3 months into my cts-v ownership experience. I live in South Florida and bought a CPO 2016 model. Great car. I love the car so far and intend to keep it as long as possible but I have had a few issues
1) it is slow to crank when starting. Surprisingly this is more of a problem after I've driven the car for a while - like driving to the post office, dropping the mail and then coming back to start the car. In fact, on 2 occasions it failed to start altogether. I had it checked at the dealership but they were unable to find the problem.
2) the car seems to run rough at about 1000rpm when in driving in slow traffic - almost like it's about to stall. The solution is to manually downshift, but has anyone else experienced this?
Thanks in advance.
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I'm about 3 months into my cts-v ownership experience. I live in South Florida and bought a CPO 2016 model. Great car. I love the car so far and intend to keep it as long as possible but I have had a few issues
1) it is slow to crank when starting. Surprisingly this is more of a problem after I've driven the car for a while - like driving to the post office, dropping the mail and then coming back to start the car. In fact, on 2 occasions it failed to start altogether. I had it checked at the dealership but they were unable to find the problem.
2) the car seems to run rough at about 1000rpm when in driving in slow traffic - almost like it's about to stall. The solution is to manually downshift, but has anyone else experienced this?
Thanks in advance.
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I'm located in Alberta, Canada, and am looking to acquire a 2nd generation CTS-V Coupe (M6) someday. I appreciate reading about those who have these vehicles, and how they are being modified. Great forum!
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