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#23 of 50 Re: STS Quality [cumptrnrd] by mediapusher Apr 05, 2007 (2:29 pm)
Replying to: cumptrnrd (May 01, 2006 3:27 pm) First, to answer your question. The STS isn't as good as the competion. If you don't believe me, drive a Lexus or a BMW, then go test drive an STS.   Actually, I don't think GM really cares if people buy cars that have their nameplates on them because they are a global entity car manufacturing and distribution conglomerate with cosmetic engineering and cosmetic galore. Case in point. Did you know that the Chevrolet Prizm is actually a Toyota Corolla in GM skin. The Chevrolet Aveo is built in South Korea.   More profound is the fact that Daimler Chrysler's headquarters are in GERMANY. _________________________ reference text:::::   All I'm saying is to give me a reason to buy the STS, other than because it's 'just as good' as the competition and because I'll be helping the economy. Isn't that how every car owner should feel, especially at this level?
#24 of 50 Re: 2002 Seville headaches [drkforce] by mediapusher Apr 05, 2007 (2:35 pm)
Replying to: drkforce (Jan 10, 2007 3:46 pm) Yes, I have a suggestion, take them to court with the lemon law, and please stop buying GM origin cars. They're not worth anyone's money.   I have a Toyotta Corolla. The cheapest car Toyota makes. The fist time I had any major problems with it, was at 150,000 miles, so there is no way anyone can convince me I should waste my money on a General Motors origin car. Not in this life and not in the next.
#25 of 50 Re: Possibly getting an SLS [camry1090] by mediapusher Apr 05, 2007 (2:44 pm)
Replying to: camry1090 (Mar 31, 2007 2:43 pm) Why would you "downgrade" to a Cadillac SLS if you've owned a trouble free Toyota product. I don't get it. Why not upgrade to a used Lexus luxury model?   The reason why the price of the Cadillac you were looking at is so cheap is because it wasn't worth it's overinflated price to begin with and didn't hold its value anywhere near as well as a Lexus or Toyota.   _________________________________   Hey everybody! I'm considering selling my '00 Toyota Camry LE and and looking at getting a '00 Cadillac Seville SLS with 58k... I was wondering how the quality of these are during the '98-'04 models? My Toyota has been trouble free for the past year and I'm ready to upgrade to something a little faster and alot more comfortable. I have found a SLS for around $9,950 (shocked at the low prices of these cars) Do you think that is a good deal? Thanks for the help. Replies to this message: tricky73 (Apr 06, 2007 5:04 pm) BeamerMan (Apr 09, 2007 11:15 am) exalteddragon1 (Apr 14, 2007 10:39 am) BeamerMan (Apr 14, 2007 11:56 am)
#26 of 50 Re: Possibly getting an SLS [mediapusher] by tricky73 Apr 06, 2007 (5:04 pm)
Replying to: mediapusher (Apr 05, 2007 2:44 pm) Be careful! I own an '07 Lexus 460L w/Touring Package and am having quality problems. Also, the park-o-matic option is a fraud; Lexus HQ will not support it; says its the dealer's responsibility to train the owners. However, no DVD or video is offered similar to their excellent guidance furnished for the navigation system. I have owned 4 Lexus in the past 3 years and this is the first one I have had to return for repair; others were flawless. A switch failed and it took 3 days to diagnose/replace it; they seem poorly trained to handle this barrel of snakes management has given them.
#27 of 50 Re: STS Quality, What quality? [mediapusher] by BeamerMan Apr 09, 2007 (5:50 am)
Replying to: mediapusher (Apr 05, 2007 2:20 pm) Well, as a BMW owner of the last 20 years I went out and drove a STS, 2007 and took delivery on March 3, 2007. See my review in the review group. I just got back from a 500 mile trip last night, the car handles better than my 5 series and is so comfotaable a ride that it is hard to stay awake. I leased the car for 3 years and since I owned a BMW they gave me an additional 3,000.00 off. In total I got 8,000.00 off and leased the car at 420/month with no money down. The warrenty even covers tires! I must disagree as to the comparison of cars as Cadillac has done a fine job here. Their stabilitrak is great as well as onstar. The base lease price on mine was 37,000.00 after discounts etc, try to get a 5 series to that? It might fall apart but what I see so far is a nice ride. Wayne. Replies to this message: larryg6 (Jul 11, 2008 9:38 am)
#28 of 50 Re: Possibly getting an SLS [mediapusher] by BeamerMan Apr 09, 2007 (11:15 am)
Replying to: mediapusher (Apr 05, 2007 2:44 pm) Hi "mediapusher" I was just like you until I opened my mind and tried the Cadillac. This car has changed so much. The factory manager where the car was built called me 3 days after purchase to see how I liked the car and if anything was wrong. I am convinced GM is making a comeback. Please give them a chance. Drive the car! I know we all have become jaded over the years but look at GM's whole lineup. They are making the adjustments Ford has not. Wayne. Replies to this message: exalteddragon1 (Apr 14, 2007 10:39 am) BeamerMan (Apr 14, 2007 11:56 am)
#29 of 50 Re: Possibly getting an SLS [BeamerMan] by exalteddragon1 Apr 14, 2007 (10:39 am)
Replying to: BeamerMan (Apr 09, 2007 11:15 am) I think you have a good point. If GM people call you after making a Cadillac purchase, then that really is a good sign of GM changing.   A purchase this high demands special treatment. GM shows us that they are aware of the competition and are doing what they can to ensure the customer that they made the right choice with a GM product.   I sat in an STS and have to tell you, its a fine car. I have recently been in a BMW 5 series and have to tell you that from the outside it looks like a Pontiac or Nissan. Once you get in then you see its an expensive car.   The STS looks good either way. I think the V8 is no longer good enough to compete in the segment but I don't think GM will belike ford and ignore this problem.   If the '09 or '10 STS is any good as the '08 CTS, then Cadillac will really begin to re-establish itself. Replies to this message: BeamerMan (Apr 14, 2007 11:56 am)
#30 of 50 Re: Possibly getting an SLS [exalteddragon1] by BeamerMan Apr 14, 2007 (11:56 am)
Replying to: exalteddragon1 (Apr 14, 2007 10:39 am) Well yesterday I got a email survey of 100 question from GM about the quality and any troubles with the car. I am more and more impressed every day. I think GM gets it. Poor Ford, 3 channel antilocks? My God how behind the times is that. I do not think Ford is going to make it.
#31 of 50 2003 STS by bigo1201 May 29, 2007 (7:22 pm)
i'm thinking of buying a 2003 STS help me make this a wise decision. how does the car handle? in snow? mpg in town and on the highway? should i buy a certified car or go with a used one without it. any horror stories or good ones for that matter. i'm trying to decide between the 2001 740il BMW vs the STS comments, thoughts? anyone had some of the older STS models and then bought a 2003? what are the goodies i want on this car to be looking for? thanks for all your help

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