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Once the vehicle is placed into reverse the high resolution image of the backup camera will automatically appear on the factory display for safe navigation.

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The OEM style Rear View Camera is mounted above the license plate area and connects to the Factory specific CADILLAC Harness behind the existing screen. The FC-CCUE-SRX systems package is a comprehensive high definition Rear View Camera and Factory Connect Harness for your CADILLAC. Standard safety features are plentiful, including traction control system, StabilTrak stability control system, trailer sway control, and OnStar in-vehicle assistance with a one-year service included, to name just a few.CADILLAC SRX OEM Integrated Backup Camera The sporty styling is matched by a sport-tuned suspension with continuous variable real time suspension damping.

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The AWD finds a 6-speed auto transmission including driver shift control, down grade detection, and electronic limited slip differential. The 2.8-litre SFI turbocharged V6 produces 300-hp-an optional engine on all AWD trims, with a 3.0-litre VVT direct injection V6 engine standard. This’ll add nearly $5300 to the bottom line, but includes a plethora unmentioned upgrades (rear view camera, rear seat entertainment with screens, etc.) you’re SRX probably couldn’t live without.

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If luxury is really your thing, you’ll definitely look to upgrade to the HDD-based navigation system with pop-up nav screen, CD/DVD/MP3 stereo with a 10-speaker 5.1 surround setup.

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No-charge entertainment includes Bluetooth for phone and voice recognition USB port roof-mounted hexband antenna and CD/MP3 stereo mated to a 8-speaker premium Bose system.

Also standard, body-coloured power folding heated mirrors, Solar-Ray tinted glass with privacy tint on rear doors, and stunning LED tail lamps.Įxterior styling flows to the spacious cabin that finds heated leather seating surfaces 8-way power driver and 6-way power passenger seats automatic dual-zone climate control AC with air filtration and rear console vents four auxiliary power outlets auto-dimming rearview mirror with OnStar and remote keyless entry with illuminated entry/exit lights, all standard in a long list of inclusions. The ultra-view double-sized power tilt/sliding glass sunroof with express open power sunshade is standard. With a completely restyled backend and retaining Cadillac’s iconic styling cues, our new Imperial Blue Metallic SRX is all grown-up sporting long, sleek lines with sharp cut edges from front to the dual chromed exhaust tipped back. Our SRX, the second highest of the bunch, is the AWD 4-door 2.8T Performance.įortunately, this second-coming of the 2010 SRX went under the knife, resulting in a bolder, sexier, much more confident styled version than the outgoing 2009 SRX, that was, frankly, an ambiguous half-wagon, half-truck, part hearse looking thing with a severe identity crises. But you’ve got choices, nine SRX versions to choose from, to be exact, including the entry-level FWD 4-door model starting at $41,575 to the AWD 4-door 2.8T Premium at $62,770. Add the two options you’ll likely want (as equipped on this tester), and the price jumps significantly to $62,445-including 20”x8” tech aluminum wheels over the standard painted cast aluminum version of the same size and a Navigation/Audio upgrade, both at $1190 and $5285, respectively.

This AWD turbo version starts at $55,870 Cdn MSRP and comes equipped with a decent list of standards all around. While the CTS wagon is certainly a compelling option, the SRX plays in a luxury segment that’s hitting home with most families these days. Renowned for their grandiose, full-size Escalade SUV, Cadillac’s SRX is the better option for those families looking for something a little more (ok, a lot more) scaled down with better fuel economy without compromising luxury and sufficient cargo. We review the 2010 Cadillac SRX AWD 4dr 2.8T Performance Editor’s Note: the SRX is now replaced by the Cadillac XT5 crossoverĪrguably, one of the hottest CUVs on the market (going all Geek-to-Chic from last year’s version, Maury Povich styles), the 2010 Cadillac SRX will now certainly turn some heads, for all the right reasons.

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