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2004 Cadillac SRX - Cars Worth Noting

It seemed so appropriate, a red SRX delivering all seven of us through the snow to Grandfather's house on Christmas day. And while our all-wheal-drive car-based luxury crossover wasn't designed to go over the river and through the woods, we were all safely nestled snug in our seats, especially the two that opted to squeeze into the optional flip-up third row seat. My wife and I were listening to Christmas carols on the XM radio while the other five had their eyes glued to the flip up video screen, quiet as mice except for the occasional groan as someone in video land wiped out on their skateboard. Cadillac has arrived.

The company, known for making big luxury trucks, has finally made a competitive crossover. The SRX is built up on the CTS sedan platform and benefits from the long wheelbase and low center of gravity, producing a very smooth and confident ride. The cabin is pro-drop quiet and the appointments are definitely Cadillac, a refinement and plushness that sets it apart from the Japanese and Teutonic competitors. The SRX wears the eddy Cadillac styling well. The look is not only distinctively Cadillac but distinctively American as well.

Sneak Peek: 2013 Cadillac ATS

At first glance, this development car looks like nothing more than a standard CTS sedan.

Deal of the Week: 2010 Lincoln MKZ

For the 2010 model year, Lincoln updated its MKZ in an effort to drive sales and provide greater differentiation between the car and the Ford Fusion, the MKZ's platform-mate. These extensive revisions included freshened styling inside and out, a new Sport Appearance package, added convenience features and a new instrument panel and center stack.

The Lingenfelter cars from the 2010 Concours d'Elegance at Meadowbrook

Lingenfelter Performance Equipment has become well-known for their ultra high performance General Motors products and owner Ken Lingenfelter is one of the most well-known car collectors in the world, so an event like the 2010 Concours d'Elegance is like the ideal venue for the Lingenfelter name to shine and shine it did.