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| | 2004 Cadillac CTS-V V8 - Road Test & First Drive - Motor Trend |
 | | The V's acceleration, braking, and handling are indeed just a whisper shy of the super Vette's, based on our hot laps of Germany's infamously challenging 75-year-old Nuerburgring race course--but there's an iron-fist/velvet-glove component here, too. |
 | | On the high-speed downhill sections and tight hairpins lined with battered guardrails, trees, and thrill-seeking German motorcyclists, the car's four-piston Brembo discs came to the rescue without hot fade or rotor shudder. |
 | | Our initial impression, however, is that the V is on par with other big guns like the Mercedes-Benz E55 and BMW M5. |
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