OMG - A Cadillac Wagon!

I know this isn't a.a.gm, but I thought it too funny. Today, I drove my
wife's Vue to the gym. I ended up parking next to this car. It wasn't
recognizable, so I looked at the make - Caddy. But wait - it was a station
wagon! I couldn't belive it a Cadillac station wagon.

No wonder GM is having such problems. Who would want a Caddy station wagon?

Now, a good Seville with a 454, THAT would be cool.

 

Funeral homes bought lots of them years ago...

 

Ambulances as well, guess he never seen Ghost Busters. If he's talking
about something modern then he must be confused. They still make them
but not at GM, independent coach builders make them. I guess everyone
you know has to be immortal to have not seen one.

 

I think you saw a Cadillac SRX. It's listed as a cross over, but I
guess a wagon would be a fair handle too.

I've seen a few...not the usual fair from Caddy, but...

Cheers,

Michael H

 

wagon?


Maybe it is for the people who aren't comfortable driving a Cadillac Pick-up
or SUV?

Ed

 

Given I've been to only one funeral for a grandparent over the
years.... Hey, and she was 90 something when she died too. Pretty darn
close.

(what was nice was up until a week or so before her death, her brain
actually worked, she wasn't a walking corpse.)

 

Today is the 3rd anniversary of my oldest Brother's death - I lost my Dad 6
months prior. It's a journey, you grow, grieve, rationalize (or not), and
then there's Guinness!!! (grin)

I always thought a Saturn pickup would have been neat - they could have used
the same Honda V6 stuffed in the VUE. Ce la vie.

 

Still wanting something RWD? You might want to hold onto your money for
this.
http://www.chevrolet.com/performance/

 

Nice.

I've seen a few of the trailblazer SS models out there. I could take one of
those. Also one of my co-workers has a Silverado SS. Nice ride.

Then again, one of my other co-workers has a '69 Camaro SS, in addition to
her '68 Suburban (with a 454), '86 Chevy Extended Cab, and '75 Blazer.

Sigh...

 

Ouch Most of the significant deaths in my family were years ago,
though Uncle Jerry's death sticks in my mind - night the Met's won the
'86 Series. Still miss him