Performance · Low Miles · Provenance
2012 Cadillac CTS-V Wagon
Only 11,152 miles, two reported owners and no accident or damage reported to CARFAX. The first owner kept it from November 2012 until December 2024, giving this supercharged V8 wagon unusually strong low-mileage provenance.
Source review: September 25, 2026. Exact VIN located at Yosh Motors, but retrieved listing snapshots conflict on price and date. Availability remains unconfirmed. The last confirmed observation date is unchanged; this is not direct seller confirmation. Recorded source
Waghoon data snapshot
Why this wagon stands out
A fast view of mileage, same-age use, market status and listing-backed curation signals.
This car800 mi/yearSame-age benchmark9,400 mi/year
Why it’s curatedThe facts that earned it a place on Waghoon.
CharacterPerformance
Mileage contextLow Miles
HistoryProvenance
Additional verified evidence
Method: mileage pace is the listed odometer divided by model-year age. The comparison benchmark is average annual household-vehicle mileage for the same age band from the DOE/ORNL Transportation Energy Data Book, Table 9.9 ↗. Shown or TMU odometers are labeled and never treated as verified lifetime mileage.
Known-issue check
These are documented model/platform inspection points—not a claim that this vehicle has the problem. “Not stated” means the listing or history reviewed does not prove the item has been addressed.
| Documented model issue / inspection point | Evidence source | Evidence it was addressed on this car |
|---|---|---|
| Establish LSA supercharger service history and unit type; GM documents low-RPM rattle/buzz on later service-replacement units | GM service bulletin via NHTSA | Not stated in the listing/history reviewed |
| Verify VIN-specific completion of the unintended ignition-key-rotation safety recall | NHTSA recall 14V-394 | Not stated in the listing/history reviewed |
Before you buy
Use the original listing and vehicle-history documentation to verify current availability, mileage, ownership history, service work, modifications and condition. A missing market benchmark or an issue marked “not stated” should be treated as an unanswered due-diligence question—not as a defect or a negative score.
Original seller link not recovered; availability remains unconfirmed.
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