Comparison-Audi-s6-4-0t-quattro-vs-Cadillac-cts-v-sport-vs-Lexus-gs-f
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Good win for Cadillac and their V-Series models. Some pretty impressive performance numbers from the GS-F. The Audi looks too plain Jane next to the Caddy and Lexus.
http://www.motortrend.com/news/compa...vs-lexus-gs-f/
Powerage: With Luxury Sport Sedans More Powerful Than Ever, These Three Bridge The Gap
It’s not much of a stretch to say the horsepower wars have gotten a bit ridiculous these days, especially when it comes to big luxury sport sedans. In the early 2000s, cars such as the Audi RS 6, BMW M5, and Cadillac CTS-V made 444, 394, and 400 horsepower, respectively. Nowadays, their descendants churn out 552, 553, and 640 hp. So what are enthusiasts to do if they want a luxury sport sedan without the impending fury of 640 hp a toe away?
Thankfully, a handful of other cars fill the gap—all with badges signifying some of the performance potential of the top-of-the-line models but without the price tags, fuel economy penalties, or inevitable domestic squabble after you’ve gone through your third set of tires in just as many months. These three “compromises” represent two of our old favorites and one newcomer.
http://www.motortrend.com/news/compa...vs-lexus-gs-f/
Powerage: With Luxury Sport Sedans More Powerful Than Ever, These Three Bridge The Gap
It’s not much of a stretch to say the horsepower wars have gotten a bit ridiculous these days, especially when it comes to big luxury sport sedans. In the early 2000s, cars such as the Audi RS 6, BMW M5, and Cadillac CTS-V made 444, 394, and 400 horsepower, respectively. Nowadays, their descendants churn out 552, 553, and 640 hp. So what are enthusiasts to do if they want a luxury sport sedan without the impending fury of 640 hp a toe away?
Thankfully, a handful of other cars fill the gap—all with badges signifying some of the performance potential of the top-of-the-line models but without the price tags, fuel economy penalties, or inevitable domestic squabble after you’ve gone through your third set of tires in just as many months. These three “compromises” represent two of our old favorites and one newcomer.
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