By Rob
I wanted to take a quick break from our Germany posts to recap something really important that occurred recently back in the states. As I mentioned a few weeks ago, we had one of our largest development rides earlier this spring in the Southwest US.
This was what we call the 100-percent ride, meaning that it represents the point where we shift a certain project from “development” mode and turn into “launch” mode.
This ride involved the best and most fully developed cars we’ve had, which is a big moment. It’s one of the biggest rides we have, and involves lots of our top execs in order to verify the car is what we planned.
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So Rob, can we be expecting some more consumer ready material any time soon then? Namely brochures, pricing, marketing material to whet our appetites?
Posted by: Fady Ibrahim | May 25, 2007 2:27 PM
Hmm, Rob, with that said, when can we start seeing the 100% ride material such as pricing, brochure, and marketing blitz?
Posted by: Fady | May 25, 2007 7:02 PM
Someone should update the dimensions in your 2008 online ordering guide. It still shows previous gen. dimensions. I sure hope the new model has more rear headroom, though I'll probably wait to see if the wagon version is produced.
Posted by: Ralph L | May 29, 2007 1:06 AM
When are we going to see the first automotive press review of the new CTS. I'm holding out on buying a new car as my current one has 108K miles on it. I really want the new CTS but am dying to see one in person or at least to read a review of it. Thanks and so far it looks like you've done a great job.
Posted by: Jack | May 29, 2007 10:25 AM
When will a V-Series be available?
Posted by: Luis Gonzalez | May 29, 2007 12:41 PM
It's nice to see an improved wreath and crest in the close-up CTS shot above. In comparison, the '07 DTS grille by is just plain ugly and has no place on ANY car. I can't believe that Cadillac bought off on such a cheap looking badge on their DTS. This is their interpretation of what luxury is supposed to look like?
Posted by: Tim P | June 7, 2007 1:21 PM
As soon as you prohibit dealers from installing leather roofs and gold packages with vogue tires you will have a hard time recreating your image. Also get rid of the chrome trim on the windows.Same the cost.It's cheep looking.
Posted by: CVG | June 23, 2007 7:03 AM