All New Redesigned Cadillac SRX
Oct 7th, 2009 by Thomas Rosquin
The Cadillac SRX of Old was big, ugly, and got terrible gas mileage. Well Cadillac has learned from the success of the CTS and totally redesigned the SRX with the consumer in mind. Gone are the oversized dimensions. Thrown to the curb is the big gas guzzling V-8 engine. Audios to the exterior styling. And in its place is a smaller, more nimble, and much better looking crossover SUV! The new 2010 Cadillac SRX is a real head-turner.
You either love or hate the new styling direction that Cadillac has taken. The sharp lines represent an automobile that makes a statement. The chiseled lines of the 2010 Cadillac SRX are sure to catch second looks from those who can appreciate a good-looking car.
Of course with any Cadillac vehicle you purchase; the interior is as luxurious as any car on the road today. 
Supple leather and interior amenities abound. But the SRX really shines when it comes to Amenities. You get IPod connectivity, XM Radio, On Star, Bluetooth, and DVD Navigation just to name a few. The new SRX has lost the 3rd row seat in the name of cargo space. The second row seat folds down to create even more room; up to 61 cu. Ft!
Although this SUV come standard with front-wheel drive; there is an available all-wheel option which uses Cadillac’s advanced torque transfer technology. The standard engine is a 3-liter direct-injected V-6 that puts out 265-hp. But later on this year there will be a turbocharged engine available that will put down over 300-hp!
The 2010 Cadillac SRX starts at $33,000 for the base model. Build a Cadillac online for free!
Maybe GM is finally getting it! Build a better car and buyers will beat a path to your door. The SRX is an awesome looking ride. I sell Pontiac, Buick, and GMC vehicles at a dealership. Well, I just lost all Pontiac’s, but Buick has the new LaCrosse that is sold out due to popular demand along with the GMC Terrain. You have an awesome site and great information for buyers and auto enthusiasts. Keep up the great work!
I like it, but I would rather have the CTS. Great car still.
I don’t like the looks of the new SRX at all. I have a 2004 SRX and love it. It looks like every other SUV out there, nothing new. I won’t be upgrading to this new model.
This is the beauty I was looking for. Lovely car.. I am deadly eager to have it.
Totally new design for this car. Its much to be better than before..
Definitely not what my grandpa used to drive. Cadillac has done a good job modernizing their old traditional style looking cars but keeping it looking classy.