Well, screw us, it's a yes:
Autoblog reports: No surprise Cadillac is planning RWD sub-CTS.
Cadillac is the upscale brand. Up! Up! Uuuuup! You know why Lexus doesn't have a $25,000 car? You know why Mercedes doesn't have a $25,000 car? Because they are premium brands! Cadillac needs to starts acting like it. And, anyway, the profits are in the higher-end models, not the low-end ones like a car slotted under the CTS. If you want to... gah, we're so pissed we can't write. Which, granted, is no different than any other day, but when we're in a better mood, we look for pictures of Alison and, ahhhhhhh. That's better.
Hey, GM. Keep Cadillac the premium brand. The CTS should be the base car and there should be nothing below it. Look, you got lucky with the first CTS (as in: it wasn't a POS) and this current model (2008) is really very good, but your luck is going to run out and you're going to end up making another Cimarron. Or the one that hot what's her name/wherever the hell she is drove in the ads. Man, she was smokin'!
Anyway, don't go under the CTS. Please.
I totally agree! Screw them.
Posted by: Perrycraft Dynasport Series Bed Rails | Tuesday, March 18, 2008 at 02:47 AM
The Cadillac 2008 CTS is great.
Posted by: Buick Estate Wagon Parts | Tuesday, March 18, 2008 at 02:42 AM
Not that I don't agree with you about Cadillac not watering down its product...but, isn't BMW coming out with the 1-series and Audi has the A3 which both start under $30K. The late Acura RSX?
Sadly, Cadillac will probaby join the fray. How about a sweet Cadillac subcompact? It could be the Cadillac Vibe (pronounced vee-BAY). Maybe the El Dorito, for the hispanic market.
Posted by: frankzappa22 | Thursday, October 11, 2007 at 12:17 AM
As a suggestion to GM Marketing folks, I think Cimarron is best spelt:
See, Morron!
Posted by: Rodster | Wednesday, October 10, 2007 at 04:22 AM