Cadillac cut prices on its 2010 CTS sport wagon

Have you heard about the $40,000 psychological barrier when it comes to car prices? Apparently, Cadillac believes in this and has decided to cut almost $1300 off the price tag of the CTS Sport Wagon, bringing its base price to $39,150.

This price is still about $3000 more than a base 2010 CTS sedan and about $5000 above a base SRX crossover, which is now Cadillac’s least expensive vehicle. Cadillac spokesman David Caldwell said that even if the SRX and CTS wagon are both five-door Cadillacs, the SRX has little to do with the lowered pricing.
Read Article

thstone - 1/28/2010 4:56:32 PM

-1 Boost

Hmmm. Good luck with that ATS Wagon.

LACMAN - 1/28/2010 5:11:06 PM

+3 Boost

ATS Wagon would do better than the CTS Wagon as does the 3 series Wagon vs. the 5. Right?

EL34 - 1/28/2010 9:36:10 PM

-1 Boost

That wagon is an ugly boondoggle GM came out with.

I say stop production immediately!

It's simply preposterous to subject the American population to such a foul looking car.

fatandsassy - 1/29/2010 11:12:25 AM

+2 Boost

SRX over a CTS wagon anyday

tango - 1/30/2010 9:33:21 PM

+1 Boost

Wagons are incredibly popular in Jamaica. There is nothing that says "upwardly mobile" and "stable" than for a young man or woman to have a wagon with a baby seat in the back. If said wagon has a scoop on the bonnet, a kidney for a grille, or "Kompressor" on the tail, then it's even better. The most popular wagons are by far the Subarus (in turbo form of course), followed by various MPVs like the Honda Stream, Mitsubishi Grandis, and Toyota's Caldina wagon. The look of a wagon, lowered and sitting on at least 18 inches of 40 series rubber, can be truly awesome.