Cadillac SRX News

Cadillac's SRX has been redesigned for 2010, but one of the crossover vehicle's most notable qualities -- interior luxury -- has always been a Cadillac hallmark, says a spokesman for the local dealership.

IN less than two months, a new year will arrive, along with a new decade. Each year in the current decade has been spoken the long way, as in "two thousand nine," rather than the short way, as in "twenty oh nine" . In ads for the 2010 Buick LaCrosse, the year is pronounced "twenty ten" because the sound is "different, modern and progressive," ...

Once in a while, the sport-wagon version of a great-looking sedan looks even better.

Who would've thought there would ever be a pitched battle for global domination in luxury SUVs? The very idea of a luxury SUV strikes many as an oxymoron, but the field has filled with excellent vehicles and caused automakers from the United States, Europe and Japan to raise their games.

Retail sales were up 15 percent for the same period. So, while no one is declaring victory ... we are seeing signs of progress.

November 3, 2009: A strong performance by GM's four core brands -- Chevrolet, Buick, GMC, and Cadillac -- resulted in GM U.S. October sales of 177,603 vehicles, up 4 percent from last October, the company's first year-over-year gain since January 2008.

General Motors is introducing the 2010 Cadillac SRX with a novel marketing campaign, seeking eight women in the Daytona Beach area to drive the car for a week and influence public opinion.

November 2, 2009 - Edmunds.com , the premier online resource for automotive information, has prepared the following materials to support journalists covering this week's announcements from the country's biggest automakers.

Cadillac's next-generation 2010 SRX Crossover features a new design and more-efficient, high-technology engine choices.

It's only been a few months since GM first announced it might get rid of Saab along with Pontiac and Saturn as part of lightening its load post-bankruptcy, and the ink on the sale to the Koenigsegg Group is still wet, but already the new Saab is forging plans for the cars it will build in its post-GM era.

After years struggling under the slow, dead hand of GM management, Saab is in an expansionist mood once again.

General Motors expects to announce a market share gain for the third month in a row in October, GM executive director of corporate planning Mike DiGiovanni told reporters on Wednesday.

Luxury crossovers are not living up to the expectation that they would be the new fad among car buyers, according to a new report published on Edmunds' AutoObserver.com today.

You might recall that Buick recently hosted a Tweetup in San Francisco for the 2010 LaCrosse.

If preliminary figures hold up, The General's market share should come in at 22.4 percent, a notable gain from the 19.1 percent share the automaker averaged throughout the third quarter of 2009.

Finally, some good news for General Motors . The struggling auto giant is grabbing back some market share, a very early sign that GM may be able to slow its four-decade slide.

Ginger Watters heads public relations for the project and is recruiting women to drive the cars.

Don't forget your gap-gauges, folks. General Motors Co. wants you to fly-speck its metal at a dealership near you.

General Motors has taken the steps that will foster its recovery, says Bob Lutz, vice chairman of marketing and communications for the company.

General Motors has some genuine good news. The automaker's June 1 bankruptcy filing hasn't been nearly as ruinous as GM executives once feared.