I was just reading some guy who brought home his new 3.6l vvt-i engine in his 2004 caddy, and with an automatic ran 6.1-6.2s 0-60

Then I was ready a magazine the other day and it was saying that the manual version is capable of high 5'*......

Ok, doesnt anyone agree the new Buick LaCrosse is going to be one serious contender now possibly?

CTS-V > all

Yeah, but this opens up a whole new market for GM!!!!!!

Imagine, this smaller displacement engine, owns the */C series 3 3.8L.

Supercharger this engine, and with 6-7 psi of boost, were well over 300 hp, and with its VVT-i technology, you get an absolutely beautifully sounding car, with the finesse to still go on long drivers, at 25+ MPG.

Can you beat that?

Cadillac engineering > all

That VVT 3.6l V6 is one hell of an engine. 240hp without boost. Does anyone know the torque for this engine, and @ what RPM?

Type
3.6L VVT DOHC V6

Horsepower
245@6000 rpm

Torque
232@3200 rpm

Carpoint tells a different story about the car:

Anybody know anything 'bout CTS-Vseries?
heard about 5.7liter, 400horse motor, but haven't heard any release info

See the third column of my pic above.

It gets wheel hop despite the IRS since the chassis was designed with lower torque in mind.

http://bonnevilleclub.com/forum/view...dillac+vseries

I think I got that 0-60 spec from car&driver'* website, but i'm not sure. Its an old poast.