Cadillac 7-seat Crossover confirmed

Dear cadillac, please DON'T BOTHER WITH EUROPE. We don't really care about you, kthnxbye.

LOL, very good reply. I'm amazed you didn't pull a yo momma joke. Pray tell, why would we be grateful for Cadillac?

Why would you be grateful to Cadillac, GM, or anything American? 1) Up until the last 17 months, the United States was the BIGGEST market for M-B, BMW, Audi, Jaguar, Rolls-Royce, and Porsche. #2 ain't anything to sneeze at either. 2) O-P-E-L/(Vauxhall). 3) First mass production V8, that would be Cadillac. 4) Pumping tons of money into Volvo, Jaguar, Saab, and Land Rover. 5) The $2 billion that GM ended up having to pay Fiat for NOT taking over Fiat (who was the lawyer on that one?). 6) Because the European Union is going to go through some really tough times really soon and you better be nice to the people who you're going to ask to help bail you out. Something tells me that U.S. will exact a smaller toll than the Chinese, but you can go ahead and hedge your bets, by all means.

And what does that have to do with Cadillac today? Nothing. Cadillac is irrelevant in Europe, this car, if it ever becomes reality, will also be irrelevant in Europe. They haven't been a respected brand over here for a very long time. And, come on, if the US market and China are really that important, why do they keep trying bringing Cadillac over and making it sucessful over and over and over again, and failing? Why not invest in all those other, apparently more interesting markets instead? Also, this is a car forum, i won't discuss politics with you ( altough i can tell you right now the US won't be bailing anyone out of anything anytime soon. They have plenty of problems themselves ), but if you would bother reading what was said before you'd see that the gratitude issue wasn't raised by me.