Since day one, the Cadillac SRX was a desperate underdog looking to dethrone the Lexus RX: Middle America’s CUV of choice. But the SRX was a muscular macho machine and the Lexus is an overstuffed Camry Wagon. Now, with a more mundane blueprint, Cadillac believes their latest SRX utility is “the new standard for luxury crossovers.” Plus, as the promotional material claims, it’s also the Cadillac of Crossovers. Whoa dude: what standard are they holding themselves to, and does anyone still believe Cadillac is the ultimate word in luxury?
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Dan R - What’s that thing sticking out of the LH side?
George B - The most important consideration is what your wife likes. Local knowledge is important in your search. I live in a part of the country where road salt...
ponchoman49 - That may have been true 10-15 years ago. The newer generation have proven to be much more reliable and better made.
Autopassion - Wonderful, classic design language, although it might work better on a slightly larger platform than a Lotus 7,...
30-mile fetch - That stock photo of the brown Merc above? That’s beautiful. I wish there were a contemporary car that looked like that. No styling gimmicks, no...
ExPatBrit - I have to agree with Sajeev on the LS400. Since you know Toyotas any maintenance is going to be no problem. If you have the room sell the Miata and get the Benz...
2011TCCE - You couldn’t be more right about Panthers. I seriously can’t beat 20mpg. In fact, went and test drove an Echo as a used commuter car because of the...
30-mile fetch - I would certainly hope your sedan can use less fuel than a high profile box with 37 ft3 of cargo space.
Defender90 - I love the W123 too, had three of them but the floors all rusted out like HELL under that thick underseal. It was the first car where MB used recycled steel...
KixStart - “Happy wife, happy life.” Absolutely. So, as others said, what does SHE want in HER car? If you can afford it, get it for her. If she’s...