Filed under: Concept Cars, Wagon, Cadillac, GM
Since Cadillac first unveiled the CTS as a 2003 model, the entry-level Caddy has come a long way. In fact, it is now a world-class luxury sports sedan. We’ve also been blessed (yes, blessed) by the arrival of the Cadillac CTS Wagon, which is available in both the enjoyable 3.6-liter flavor and the downright orgasmic V-for-Vendetta edition.
The current wagon is a brand-new varietal of the CTS family. There was no first generation CTS Wagon. Or was there?
Evan McCausland of Automobile fame ambled across a General Motors-owned parking lot that serves as a final resting place of discarded project vehicles. Parked amongst the unwanted heaps of GM iron was a wagon that caught McCausland’s eye. More specifically, it appeared to be a first-generation Cadillac CTS Wagon.
Clearly, the engineers at GM have had a wagon on the brains for years. We, however, are thankful they waited for the current model to bring this plan to fruition.
Check out the Audi Allroad lookalike over at Automobile’s site.
Cadillac’s first attempt at CTS Wagon didn’t make it originally appeared on Autoblog on Fri, 22 Jul 2011 18:31:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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