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2010 Model Year Cadillac Changes and New Features


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CTS Sport Wagon

New features:

    CTS Sport Wagon Model

    New exterior and interior color codes

    Exterior color (GGX) Tuscan Bronze ChromaFlair. Available at extra charge.

    Exterior color (GIM) Vanilla Latte.

    (K14) Air filtration system, automatic cabin odor filtration

    (03F) Wood Trim Package.

    (Q0M) P245/45ZR19 Y-rated summer performance blackwall tires.

    (PJ2) 19" x 8.5" polished aluminum wheels.

    (LF1) 3.0L V6 SIDI DOHC VVT Engine.

Changes:

    (UJ6) Tire Pressure Monitor System RPO changes to (UJM)

    (T96) Fog lamps RPO change to (T3U)

    (TT6) Xenon HID headlamps RPO changes to (T4F)

    (B19) and (B20) Wood Trim Packages RPO Codes change to (03F) Wood Trim Package.

SRX

Standard Features:

    3.0L SIDI HF V6 with 260 hp

    6-speed automatic transmission with tap-up/tap-down feature

    18" painted aluminum wheels

    4-wheel anti-lock brakes

    8-speaker Bose audio system

    Dual-zone HVAC

    Electronic park brake

    Rear cargo area under floor storage

    StabiliTrak

    USB connectivity for MP3 playback devices

Optional Features

    20" all-season tires

    20" chromed wheels

    20" uplevel premium painted aluminum wheels

    Automatic air circulation/air quality sensor

    AWD with eLSD

    Bluetooth

    Chrome roof rails

    Fog lamps

    Headlamp washers

    Heated driver and front passenger seats

    HID headlamps with Adaptive Forward Lighting

    High navigation radio with rear camera

    Universal Home Remote

    Humidity sensor

    Leather seating surfaces

    Auto-dimming inside rearview mirror

    Auto-dimming outside rearview mirror

    Memory Package

    Power adjustable pedals

    Power folding outside rearview mirrors

    Power liftgate with adjustable height settings

    Power lumbar

    Rainsense wipers

    Real Time Damping

    Rear cargo storage (includes U-Rail System)

    Rear seat entertainment

    Remote start

    Speed-sensitive variable-assist steering

    Ultrasonic Front and Rear Park Assist

    Ultra-View sunroof

    Uplevel CD radio

    Uplevel interior lighting

    Wood Trim Package

Available Exterior Colors:

    Radiant Silver

    Gold Mist

    Imperial Blue

    Black Raven

    Caribbean Blue

    Crystal Red Tintcoat

    Platinum Ice Tricoat

    Flannel Gray

Available Interior Colors:

    Ebony seats, Ebony Accents

    Titanium with Ebony upper accents

    Shale with Ebony upper accents

    Shale with Brownstone upper accents

I will add changes to other models as they become available.

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Looks like they are going to stick the 3.0L in everything! Between these two Caddies, the LaCrosse, the Equinox... I wonder if it will replace the 3.5 or 3.9 in the Impala too?

I'm going to doubt it.

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True, GM will milk the last standing W body without any investment.

GM should put the SIDI 3.0 in the Malibu and then put the SIDI 3.6 at 280+ hp and call it Malibu Sport.

This I could see them doing, especially to compete with the Fusion Sport and the Maxima.

I just think the name "ChromaFlair" is really, really outdated and "gee-whiz" sounding. Cue the 1950s TV announcer: "NOW! with CHROMAFLAIR!!"

That's the reaction I got to "Flannel Gray".

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I just think the name "ChromaFlair" is really, really outdated and "gee-whiz" sounding. Cue the 1950s TV announcer: "NOW! with CHROMAFLAIR!!"

I like how retro it sounds, also the Thunder Gray Chromaflair colour on the DTS is really nice.

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While visiting my local Cadillac dealer today (for Service), I spoke to the Sales Manager, and he had recently attended a meeting of Cadillac dealers. He said the GM representative told them the DTS will be offered through '09 and for model year 2010. Then in 2011, there will only be the CTS and STS (no DTS) and then sometime during model year 2012, the single vehicle will be introduced to replace the STS (and the discontinued DTS slot in the line-up)--possibly called a "DT7" model. Although it will supposedly be shorter than the current DTS, yet offer the same interior room. They also expect increased federal gasoline taxes and increased CAFE requirements.

Don't shoot me--I'm only the messenger! :smilies-38096:

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>>"And triple tone paint schemes "<<

That was a MoPar thing (Packard & Hudson dallied with it, too) - GM didn't do any factory tri-tones IIRC.

I know most all of the '50s names well, but 'ChromaFlair' doesn't ring period to me.

The name is no big deal to me either way, just tossing my 2 cents in.

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It'll be sad to see the DTS go, I've always seen myself owning one someday... or at least some big Cadillac. The STS isn't as nice IMO but I'm glad it's going to stay around. Despite not being 'plush' enough for my tastes, with a clunky interior look (I hope they address this between now and 2012, but I ain't holding my breath) It's a step in the right direction in terms of driving dynamics and approach.

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