2009 Cadillac XLR - Q&A
2009 Cadillac XLR Q & A from Around the Web
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I have a budget of $30000 to buy a cool car (used one). So here are cars that i am interested in!!! I personally prefer Xlr a bit better .. but anywho what do you guys think? Cadillac Xlr*
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I bought this cadillac a few days ago. The car is great. The only problem is that I can't seem to find the e-brake. The people from the dealership that sold me this car said that they didn't know if...
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The cars to chose from are 2009 Cadilac Xlr and 2009 Mercedes C350 which would you rather have and why?
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Cadillac XLR Related News
GM announces new production, job cuts; Cadillac XLR canceled
The ongoing economic recession continues to impact the car industry and General Motors with reduced revenue and the need to cut production. Reducing production means cutting... January 26, 2009 by Nelson Ireson 3
D3 boosts Cadillac XLR-V output to more than 600hp
There was a time when aftermarket tuners would rarely even consider modifying something like a Cadillac. The brand was largely associated with retirees and boring business... September 11, 2008 by Viknesh Vijayenthiran 13
Cadillac announces facelifted 2009 XLR and XLR-V roadsters
Porsche’s new 911 Carrera wasn’t the only facelifted model announced today. Cadillac, too, has revealed details about the 2009 mid-cycle update for its XLR... June 6, 2008 by Viknesh Vijayenthiran 7
Americans getting too fat to drive?
Americans - like their cars - are getting heavier every year. Unfortunately, it seems the tested passenger capacities of the cars they drive are not keeping up. Two-seaters... September 17, 2007 by Nelson Ireson 10
Why should I also consider these?
The Jaguar XK, BMW 6-Series, and Porsche 911 all offer 2+2 seating, as well as canvas convertible tops.
The Mercedes-Benz SL-Class remains the benchmark for this class of vehicle.
It may not be the fastest or most engaging to drive, but it does lots of things well, including offering numerous technology options and an opulent interior feel, along with a great retractable hardtop design that somehow doesn’t steal as much of the trunk space.
Plus, Mercedes-Benz earns its stripes along the way, and the current SL-Class cars prove it.
The Lexus SC430 is another alternative for wind-in-hair fans who still want to be cosseted, but its design is nearly a decade old and will soon be replaced.
