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Mr. Oak @ Nov 11th 2006 9:28AM
I find the STS in it's American form lukewarm,dowdy and in-elegant, I am quite sure that the sales figures bears me out on that point. In it's stretched form, this is really a nice car, one I would even consider.
This car needs to be in Cadillac showrooms next to the CTS. GM, if you never built this car you could be forgiven, but building it and not offering it here is not. Over time, this will rank way up there with some of your bigger corporate blunders. The proverbial shotgun blast to one's foot.
Stupid!! Stupid!! Stupid!!