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July 13, 2010: Cadillac's recently redone CTS wants to play in the Euro sport sedan big-leagues, and indeed, it has the goods to get the attention of those looking at BMW, Audi, and Mercedes, says reviewer Peter Bleakney. Read Article

July 12, 2010: For 2011, the Cadillac CTS sedan is joined by the CTS coupe, a two-door, 2+2 model. Styling-wise, it shares only the instrument panel, console, headlamps, front fenders and grille with the sedan. Read Article

July 12, 2010: For 2011, Cadillac adds a high-performance CTS Sport Wagon V model with a 556-horsepower supercharged 6.2-litre V8 engine. But while the CTS Sport Wagon is available in rear- or all-wheel drive, the CTS-V is rear-wheel drive only. Read Article

June 17, 2010: Though it was one of the best cars to come out of a General Motors division in some time, the first-generation CTS "hasn't held up terribly well, reliability-wise," says Contributing Editor, Chris Chase. Read Article

February 15, 2010: A wagon that’s “ready to rumble”, the “classy” CTS Sport Wagon “will flatter its owner,” says Senior Editor, Paul Williams. Its optional 3.6-litre engine is “lusty” and “refined”, but uses more fuel than anticipated, he re... Read Article

December 3, 2009: The new SRX is “a well sorted crossover” with “plenty of power” from the base engine, says contributor Frank Rizzuti. But while the cabin is “a luxurious place to be,” the standard Bose audio system is “a real disappointment.” ... Read Article

December 2, 2009: Journalists attending the Los Angeles Auto Show had the opportunity to see Cadillac's new CTS Coupe the day before it is revealed at the Los Angeles Convention Center. According to representatives of Cadillac, the new CTS Coupe will become "the cen... Read Article

November 17, 2009: “Smaller, leaner, and more efficient,” the new Cadillac SRX now shares its platform with the Chevrolet Equinox, reports Contributing Editor, Chris Chase. “It’s a much better fit with key import competitors,” he says. Read Article

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