Intrepidation

I really, really, like this car. It's my new favorite wagon. The proportions, lines, and detailing are terrific. I hope it sells well. At least Cadillac got 1 out of 2 right.

Because I have free time...

Which is a shame, because it's not what a Cadillac should be. In all honesty the front and rear 3/4 views are ok, but the profile is just crap.

I hope it fails worse than the original SRX, because unlike the original this deserves to fail. It really does look like a Korean Knockoff of a Cadillac, which is basically what it is. I hate how big the nose looks in profile...it's very tall and has a large overhang, like the nose of the bigger Escalade was grafted onto a Vue. I also hate how the character line dips too low towards the front...reminds me of the Nissan Altima. I hope the CTS wagon does very well in sales so they pull this out f the market. FWD does not the Standard of the World make.

I looked at one at a motorcycle dealer a few months ago, they are pretty cool. Saw one on the highway one too.

I don't know how many times I have to say this: What you see in your area does not necessarily reflect the total number of any one vehicle sold throughout the entire country.

The front looks too big for the rest of the car. It looks horrible, and has nasty overhang too. I bet I could do a better job. Oh wait...

Glad all systems are green now. I had an issue twice with the Intrepid. About a month after I bought it the battery was in there died. It looked pretty old. Replaced it. About a year later the car wouldn't start, would start up when jumped but would die after the jumper cables were taken off. Turned out to be a wire (like $200 to replace). Electricals are fun!

Best title EVAR

The last gen Sebring was nice looking, but the current one is hideous.

There's a place in Lowell called Life Alive (we did a show about it a while back) that serves exlucsively organic veggie dishes, but it's amazingly good. I like veggies when done right, but I like my meat too.

And now for some visual aids:

Source: Autoblog

I really like this, looks much better than the sedan. Bring it over and don't water it down!

Let's see: Chrysler: 300, Charger, Magnum, Challenger, Journey , new Ram, Viper, PT, Liberty, Grand Cherokee, Wrangler, Wrangler Unlimited, Patriot GM: CTS, CTS Coupe, CTS Wagon, Escalade, Camaro, Malibu, Corvette, Tahoe, Avalanche, G8, G8 ST, Solstice, Sky, Astra, Aura, 9-3, H3, Sierra, , Acadia, Enclave, possibly Invicta Ford: Edge, Flex, next Taurus, Mustang Mazda: RX-8, 3, 6, Miata Jaguar: entire linup Aston Martin: Entire linup Maserati: Gran Turismo Nissan: Altima, 350Z, G35, G37, M35 Honda: Accord Coupe Lexus: IS, GS, LS BMW: 3-series coupe, M3, 6-series, new 7-Series, X5 Mercedes: C-Class, CL, CLK, CLK63 AMG Black Series, S-Class, M-Class, SL, SLK Audi: A3, A4, A5, A6, A8, R8 Lamborghini: Everything, with special mention to the Reventon There's more but I think I've made my point. :wink:

They really should expand on this. There should be a V6 model for lower price tag and fuel economy, and they should make a 4-door version to broaden appeal. It's a chance top make a hit out of the ST as people move away from traditional full-size pickups.

I read this earlier today and wondered why an April Fools joke was being wrote about in August.

I eat meat, and I love it so. When I get a burger I don't pu**y out and put vegetables on it. Beef, Cheese, and Bacon. The only vegetable products on it are ketchup and/or BBQ sauce. Of course I do enjoy lettuce with a chicken sandwich, but that's different. It's chicken.

At least the digital readouts told you something. I never got what the big fuss was about.

I do agree that it's sjaping up to be a looker, and I wouldn't mind owning one. However my 3 problems with the hardtop issue are thus: why bother showing it as a hardtop? If they hadn't there wouldn't be (much) reason for complaints, because it was never shown without the B-pillar. Since one of the arguments of building a hardtop was cost, a Cadillac, a luxury car where cost isn't an issue, should have had it I might very well have chosen this over the Camaro if it was a hardtop, not anymore.

Welcome vader! Enjoy your stay, and don't be intimidated by the crazies, they're part of what makes this place so great. :wink:

This is one of the most brilliant, moving, and tasteful commercials I've seen. Period.

Source: Autoblog Read the article about Craig's Silverado: Give this pickup truck the gold