Cadillac Knocks $1,300 Off Price of CTS Wagon
Would you buy a station wagon if it cost more than an equivalent crossover? Cadillac is hoping that a $1,300 price drop on its CTS wagon will make it more attractive to buyers who also have the option of buying an SRX crossover.
The CTS is Cadillac's base model sedan and has received rave reviews from a variety of news outlets regarding its construction and its performance compared to other luxury sedans. The company realized, though, that at more than $40,000 for the base wagon, buyers might want to check out the SRX instead.
Now the CTS is listed at just over $39,000 with destination charge included, and Cadillac is hoping the new model will appeal to men who don't want a crossover; the two models had been aimed at opposite sexes.
If you'd prefer a wagon, few of which are offered these days in the U.S., then the CTS sports wagon may be a good bet in the luxury market. Otherwise, the SRX starting at $33,330 may be a better bet for value, coming in at $5,000 less than the niche wagon.
- Toyota Meltdown Should Lead to Incredible Deals
- Ford Offers $3,000 Rebate on 2010 Focus
- Ford and GM Offer Incentives to Lure Toyota Owners
- Hyundai Offers $1,000 Rebate to Toyota Owners
- New Incentives Available for Nissan Maxima
- Great Deals on Mitsubishi Likely This Year
- Saab Sale Means New Models to Ship By April
- Hyundai Offers $209/month Lease on 2011 Hyundai Sonata
- Not a Good Time to Buy Large SUVs Right Now
- Corvette Sales Plummet, Great Time to Buy
- Hyundai, Kia Offering $1,000 Incentives on SUVs
- Nissan Set to Launch Eight New Models
- Toyota Earns Top Marks in 2009 Loyalty Awards
- Chrysler Introducing Several New Models Soon
Enter Email Address
