Cadillac CTS Estate

[BMWDave]

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[giant_mtb]

So...a Magnum with a different grille and fascia?  :P

Actually nice looking...

[BMWDave]

So...a Magnum with a different grille and fascia?  :P

Actually nice looking...

The Magnum is Chrysler, why this is GM.  So they wouldnt share anything.  But it is very nice looking.

[giant_mtb]

So...a Magnum with a different grille and fascia?  :P

Actually nice looking...

The Magnum is Chrysler, why this is GM.  So they wouldnt share anything.  But it is very nice looking.

Well I know they're different and they wouldn't share anything...but I mean it just looks similar...

[BMWDave]

To me it looks a little like a DTS funeral hearse.

[Tom]

Not gonna sell many of those.

[BMWDave]

Not gonna sell many of those.

Its only a chop, although I'm sure Cadillac would be able to sell a good amount of these.

[Raza]

So...a Magnum with a different grille and fascia?  :P

Actually nice looking...

Yes, because DCX and GM are the same company?

 

[TBR]

Not gonna sell many of those.

Its only a chop, although I'm sure Cadillac would be able to sell a good amount of these.

Doubt it, premium sport wagons aren't very popular over here. It looks alright.  

[TBR]

So...a Magnum with a different grille and fascia?  :P

Actually nice looking...

Yes, because DCX and GM are the same company?

Did you read the other posts?  

[Raza]

So...a Magnum with a different grille and fascia?  :P

Actually nice looking...

Yes, because DCX and GM are the same company?

Did you read the other posts?

Yes, but I posted before.  I probably would have posted it anyway.  I like the rolleyes smiley.

       

[BMWDave]

So...a Magnum with a different grille and fascia?? :P

Actually nice looking...

Yes, because DCX and GM are the same company?

Did you read the other posts?

Yes, but I posted before.  I probably would have posted it anyway.  I like the rolleyes smiley.

     

 

[TBR]

So...a Magnum with a different grille and fascia?  :P

Actually nice looking...

Yes, because DCX and GM are the same company?

Did you read the other posts?

Yes, but I posted before.  I probably would have posted it anyway.  I like the rolleyes smiley.

     

I've noticed that  

[ifcar]

There's already a CTS wagon. SRX, anyone?

[TBR]

There's already a CTS wagon. SRX, anyone?

Worse gas mileage, not as nimble, and more expensive.  

[ifcar]

I was kidding, several manufacturers (especially upscale ones) have sustained SUV and wagons based on the same sedan.  

[BMWDave]

I was kidding, several manufacturers (especially upscale ones) have sustained SUV and wagons based on the same sedan.

X3, 3 Series Wagon, and there are others as well.

[ifcar]

I was kidding, several manufacturers (especially upscale ones) have sustained SUV and wagons based on the same sedan.

X3, 3 Series Wagon, and there are others as well.

That's one, and S60, V70, and XC90 would be another example.

[BMWDave]

I was kidding, several manufacturers (especially upscale ones) have sustained SUV and wagons based on the same sedan.

X3, 3 Series Wagon, and there are others as well.

That's one, and S60, V70, and XC90 would be another example.

Yup.  Then you have Nissan Murano, although there is no wagon that shares the platform, only a sedan and a sports car.

[TBR]

I was kidding, several manufacturers (especially upscale ones) have sustained SUV and wagons based on the same sedan.

X3, 3 Series Wagon, and there are others as well.

That's one, and S60, V70, and XC90 would be another example.

The Outback/Legacy and B9 are another example as are the Impreza and Forester.  

[MrH]

I was kidding, several manufacturers (especially upscale ones) have sustained SUV and wagons based on the same sedan.

X3, 3 Series Wagon, and there are others as well.

That's one, and S60, V70, and XC90 would be another example.

Yup.  Then you have Nissan Murano, although there is no wagon that shares the platform, only a sedan and a sports car.

The Murano is not built on the FM platform.  The FX, 350Z, and G35 are though.

[TBR]

I was kidding, several manufacturers (especially upscale ones) have sustained SUV and wagons based on the same sedan.

X3, 3 Series Wagon, and there are others as well.

That's one, and S60, V70, and XC90 would be another example.

Yup.  Then you have Nissan Murano, although there is no wagon that shares the platform, only a sedan and a sports car.

The Murano is not built on the FM platform.  The FX, 350Z, and G35 are though.

Indeed, though the Murano does share a platform with two sedans (Altima and Maxima) as well as a minivan (the Quest).  

[BMWDave]

I was kidding, several manufacturers (especially upscale ones) have sustained SUV and wagons based on the same sedan.

X3, 3 Series Wagon, and there are others as well.

That's one, and S60, V70, and XC90 would be another example.

Yup.  Then you have Nissan Murano, although there is no wagon that shares the platform, only a sedan and a sports car.

The Murano is not built on the FM platform.  The FX, 350Z, and G35 are though.

Indeed, though the Murano does share a platform with two sedans (Altima and Maxima) as well as a minivan (the Quest).

I meant FX.  I got confused there.  

[Fire It Up]

I was kidding, several manufacturers (especially upscale ones) have sustained SUV and wagons based on the same sedan.

X3, 3 Series Wagon, and there are others as well.

That's one, and S60, V70, and XC90 would be another example.

Yup.  Then you have Nissan Murano, although there is no wagon that shares the platform, only a sedan and a sports car.

The Murano is not built on the FM platform.  The FX, 350Z, and G35 are though.

Doesnt matter, theyre both random blobs.