The question is not whether the 2009 Cadillac CTS-V’s scorching performance numbers make it fun to drive. No, the question is if Cars.com’s Joe Bruzek can find a decent road to let the supercharged V-8 engine out to play. It would be nice to fact-check Cadillac’s claim that the CTS-V will make 0-60 in under four seconds, but Bruzek has other issues. For instance, does the CTS-V cut it as a day-to-day vehicle?
