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Development money could have been partially shared with the CTS-V or STS-V. A SRX-V could have been developed in parallel with any of those two. Also, the SRX was introduced with a big focus on the more expensive V8 models. An earlier mix favouring V6 models would have helped sales. I still think GM shied away, and Cadillac is the brand GM should not shy away from.

The police will surely check the car's registration, and then you can catch that dumbf@#k and him.

Man, that sucks! At least no one was hurt.

good question I wonder why Cadillac shied away from that

Lovely pics! Cadillac is my favorite NA GM brand.

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It should be used on a Buick, then

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My idea was not to do what Ford did with the current Mustang. It was just to look back for inspiration.

My side of the Pond likes wagons, so if you guys don't want them, just send them over here The wagon, the coupe, but especially the 2.9L diesel V6 are what Cadillac needs to take a larger step in establishing itself here. I'd love to see a smaller diesel engine, such as the TTid 1.9L diesel I4 to go after the 520d. EDIT - Even in camo it looks like the LeftlaneNews rendering is pretty close to what the real thing will look like.

I think that's the plan. Buick and Saab will be sort of parallel below Cadillac: one Euro-flavoured, the other American-flavoured. Different design languages, different dynamics, different engines.

If the Camry appeals to your current needs, then you did well in trading in: I wish you the very best with your new car. However and given that long standing loyalty to Buick, why not keeping an eye out for whatever they do over the next few years?

Perhaps GM could get inspiration for the C7 from the 1963-1967 cars?

Higher roofline and smaller wheels on the production model?

IMO a Pontiac Torrent would never be seen as a Cayenne competitor. If Cadillac engineered a RWD/AWD successor to the SRX, talking about going after the Cayenne could be interesting.

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A link was on the Buick e-mail newsletter you can subscribe to at www.buick.com

That was an interesting read, thanks for posting!