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TriShield @ Apr 25th 2008 3:05PM
It's going to be an extremely sharp car and hopefully a good seller for GM.
It's still a shame we aren't getting the Holden Sportwagon over here through Pontiac though. I'd be much more interested in a G8 GT wagon than the CTS.
Ligor @ Apr 25th 2008 3:24PM
when are they going to put this up for sale
i want mine in black please, now
TBlueMax @ Apr 25th 2008 4:50PM
TriShield - I share your sentiments about and enthusiasm for the CTS wagon and what could have been a G8 Wagon. However, after seeing the spy shots of this newest Caddy, I'm having a tough time holding a grudge against GM for not bringing over the Holden wagon, even if the CTS wagon will come in a slightly smaller package.
I'm not sure how Caddy will position this against the Saab 9'3 SportCombi but I'm dying to find out. The drivetrain options will likely be enough to distinguish the two within GM's product portfolio.
Torrent @ Apr 25th 2008 6:54PM
Ever think we'll get a convertible?