New Cadillac

Learning The Cadillac Cue System

In a short time we will be seeing the new Cadillac XTS on the streets and many of our Cadillac members not only have their classic Cadillac but they own a Cadillac as their daily driver. I didn’t think much about this until I talked to a few Cadillac owners at the NY Auto show. From what I have heard the new XTS is coming with an IPad so the owner can get use to using the Cadillac Cue system. Here is a brief overview!

Are you looking forward to having this in all Cadillacs? I think it is rather cool but I want to hear from some of you. Over the next 3 or 4 days I will be putting up some videos with more features.

Cadillac Announces Price on the 2013 ATS

By Vinny O'Hare

Cadillac announced the price for the new Cadillac ATS today. The ATS will be priced starting at $33,990. I can tell you that this price is less than I was expecting. After sitting in the ATS at the New York Auto show I can tell you this price will help Cadillac sell a lot of these cars. I still think that this car will come in a convertible and if it did I would buy one tomorrow. I would love to hear your comments! Below is the press release.

Cadillac ATS

DETROIT – The all-new, rear-wheel-drive Cadillac ATS compact luxury sport sedan with a fuel-efficient 2.5L engine and next-generation six-speed transmission will be priced starting at $33,990, including destination charges. Highway fuel economy will be well over 30 mpg.

2013 Cadillac SRX at New York International Auto Show

By Vinny O'Hare

I know it has been a while since I have posted but there is one more Cadillac I have to show you from the 2012 NY Auto show. This 2013 Cadillac SRX was really cool. It has the new Cue system in it as I am sure all Cadillacs will have going forward. Standing next to the SRX is Rosemary who was very helpful in providing me with all the details about the SRX. I was able to get a close up view on media day which was cool.

Inside 2013 Cadillac srx

2013 Cadillac SRX back seat

Rear View of 2013 Cadillac SRX

Here are some details from the press release:

The 2013 SRX’s enhanced technology also contributes to safety, with Cadillac’s new Driver Awareness and Driver Assist technology packages. Their features include Rear Cross Traffic Alert, Cadillac’s Safety Alert Seat technology, Automatic Front and Rear Braking, Adaptive Cruise Control and more, using radar and other technologies to help avoid collisions.

Interior and exterior design updates further distinguish the 2013 SRX, while active noise cancellation technology helps provide a quieter driving experience. It goes on sale this fall.

“The 2013 SRX illustrates the Cadillac philosophy of never leaving well enough alone,” said Don Butler, vice president of marketing for Cadillac. “The enhancements for the SRX – including CUE – are examples of how we’re developing advanced technologies and pushing them consistently through the Cadillac portfolio. They are also some of the key elements of the all-new XTS luxury sedan and ATS compact sedan, which will expand the Cadillac portfolio this summer.”

Since its redesign in 2009, the SRX has established a strong visual signature for Cadillac in the luxury crossover segment. The 2013 SRX refines that appearance with a new design for the front upper and lower grilles that conveys greater depth and the brand’s attention to detail. The front fender vents are new and incorporate LED light pipes.

Three new exterior colors are offered: Evolution Green Metallic, Glacier Blue Metallic and Silver Coast Metallic. Also new is the SRX’s range of 20-inch wheel designs, including new chrome and polished aluminum wheels for the Performance and Premium Collections – the top two option packages.

The SRX is offered in FWD and Advanced AWD models, each powered by a 3.6L Direct Injection V-6 that was added for 2012. It is rated an SAE-certified 308 horsepower (230 kW) and 265 lb.-ft. of torque (358 Nm).

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I may make another post or two about the show but for now we are going back to normal. I have to admit that I was pleasantly surprised by both the new Cadillacs and our club members. You guys rock! No one complained about the amount of coverage from the show and all the emails. We also picked up a bunch of new readers. Kind of mixing new Cadillac fans with our older Cadillac fans is refreshing. It is good to see Cadillac gaining new fans.

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