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Cadillac Introduces Sport Wagon
Sport wagons got popular in Europe lately and Cadillac decided to expand its sales there by creating CTS Sport Wagon. Three main German brands are offering their wagon versions of the sedans, but Cadillac is planning to become a really equal competitor to them.
The American car manufacturer is planning to assemble and start selling CTS Sport Wagon in the North America by the middle of 2009. It will have a 3.6-liter engine with the choice of a rear- or all-wheel drive system, which is the same as in CTS sedan.
There will also be an advanced level offered. 2009 CTS-V sedan has supercharged V8 which provides 556 horsepower, an upgraded driveline, suspension and body pieces. These all can easily go to the CTS-V Sport Wagon. In addition it will have rear-wheel drive, 19-inch wheels and a remodeled front style.
Don’t expect this vehicle to be cheap. Cadillac plans to sell its CTS-V sedan for $60,000 and the Sport Wagon version will be even higher.
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