I really like the car... wish I had gotten the better stereo, it came with the next upgrade about 6K more and had all kinds of cool stuff like the heads-up display, IR, rear seat massagers... you know the fun stuff... one thing I will say is the rear seat folding down would be much better than the simple 'pass through'.
the trunk is laid out for 'golf clubs' sorta, good size... I shoot with 4 strobes and 4 kinos and sometimes HMI, have 4 cameras and 3 or 4 lens, plus the audio crap for vid...
I'm thinking I can get all that in the CT6 without fucking anything up.. you know like rippings a seat, scratching the paint, etc.
other than that and the go-cart motor it's an amazing car. comfortable, quiet, spacious. feels like I'm gliding down the road. like gliding down the road on a set of really smooth train tracks. and talk about stopping... wow! I have never driven a car that stops that quick in that short of a distance. it's mind blowing... the car weighs about 3800? 4000? which is very light for a full-size sedan. the bwm 7 series is almost 6K
it's a bit longer than you think so it takes a bit to adjust to the 'weird' way it turns... not like a tractor-trailer exactly, but you need to allow for the back wheels not to hit the curb going into driveways. the turning radius is weird... I think the upgrade has 4 wheel steering. I'm not sure if the car I drive does or not. deff have AWD.
and the 'electronics' is mind blowing... this car can drive itself with a few minor upgrades. I don't think I want to drive a car without 5 or 6 cameras ever again. streaming rearview video, camera under each mirror, camera above the front plate, 2 rear cameras.
I see an overhead shot of the car 360 on the dash screen. it's just too fucking cool, every time I park it's like a video game.

the car will stay in one lane and parallel park it's self basically. I hit the button drive alongside the road slowly. the car will select the right size space and then guide you in... haven't tried it, pretty sure it will work great.
over an out... Grape