GM unveiled its gen-X 2010 Cadillac SRX Crossover at the 2009 Toronto Auto Show. With all-new body styling and advanced technological features, the smaller Cadillac SRX seems to be in response to soaring fuel prices around the world.

Not neglecting the luxury customer base, the 2010 SRX adds an electronic navigation system with 3-D imaging, flexible headlights and a dual-screen entertainment system along with a built-in hard drive for storing audio.

The 3.0L Direct Injection V6 engine ensures better performance while the stable all-wheel drive system guarantees increased safety in adverse driving conditions. The 5 passenger SRX has ample space for cargo and enhanced towing capacity.

Car enthusiasts – get ready for a luxurious and economical driving experience!

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We’re testing out some newsfeeds from CARandDRIVER, and we wanted to hear your thoughts (yes, we know the links don’t correspond with the graphics). Ultimately, we would have some awesome Cadillac-themed feeds, complete with road tests and pictures. Let us know what you think. Thanks. - Fast-Cadillac Team

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GM released the first Cadillac DeVille in its 1949 luxury lineup. Since then, production continued unimpeded for several decades, with some major changes and improvements along the way. In 2005, the Deville name came to an end as the Cadillac DeVille Touring Sedan was rebranded the Cadillac DTS.

This yellow 1970 Cadillac Coupe DeVille Convertible had several appearances in the 2002 movie Undercover Brother and its promotional video Undercova Funk, featuring the legendary funk artiste Bootsy Collins and comedian Eddie Griffin.

With in-built climate control, AM/FM radios, auto gearbox, power-lift windows, power steering and power disc brakes, this 472 Hp monster was far ahead of the curve. 1970 Deville is still fun to drive, but forty years ago, it owned the road.
Image: Wikimedia

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World Report and U.S. News stated that the 2008 Cadillac Escalade was the best of its class. But this was just the beginning of a golden age for Cadillac. With Escalade, ESV and EXT, Cadillac improved upon the luxury and performance that has become synonymous with the brand.

The 2009 Cadillac Escalade Hybrid is the ultimate luxury SUV. With its advanced technical features and power handling, Escalade surpasses the performance level of all other Cadillac models. The fuel efficiency of the Escalade Hybrid is up to 32 percent better than the non-hybrid model.

The 2009 Escalade has a 403-hp 6.2-liter V8 engine that can run on E85 ethanol-blended fuel. Advanced features like variable valve timing and race-inspired high-flow aluminum cylinder heads have enriched the performance level of the car. Escalade also sports a continuous all-wheel-drive system, automatically adjusting to potentially hazardous road conditions.

Other Standard Features

Other standard features include a rear-view parking camera, a DVD navigation system, and Bluetooth connectivity – allowing a Bluetooth enabled cell phone to make or receive hands-free calls via the standard Bose audio system of Escalade.

Safety Measures

Escalade ensures safe driving with its leading-edge security and convenience system – OnStar. One of the most interesting new features is Stolen Vehicle Slowdown, giving subscribers added security by allowing OnStar Advisors, who work with law enforcement, to send a signal to the stolen vehicle to gradually slow it down.

What Auto Critics are Saying

Here are some excerpts of 2009 Cadillac Escalade reviews from around the web:

“Seamless hybrid operation, lots of luxury, improved mileage.” –CARandDRIVER.com

“Depending on equipment chosen, the Escalade can tow up to 8,100 pounds and carry a payload up to 1,433 pounds.” —Cars.com

“Now with bold, new styling and a bank of standard equipment, the Escalade looks and feels really different.” —Cars.com

“Sporting a new two-mode hybrid powertrain, the 2009 Cadillac Escalade Hybrid promises to offer a 50-percent increase in fuel economy around town and at least a 25-percent increase overall.” – Newcartestdrive.com

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