If you’re a Chicago CTS driver, then you’ll be thrilled to find out that a new wagon is one its way.  The CTS-V Sport Wagon is set to go into production later this year, thus becoming a 2011 model at your Chicago Cadillac dealer, Patrick Cadillac!  Let’s find out what it will offer a lucky owner.

Many of the amenities found on the current CTS-V Sedan will make its way into the Sport Wagon.  The engine, which is a 556-hp, 6.2-liter supercharged V-8, will make for one fast wagon.  Imagine the power behind that, certainly able to get your kids to practice on time, even when running a few minutes late!

The Chicago CTS Sport Wagon will also come in the option of a manual or automatic transmission.  I prefer the manual, for what it’s worth.  The wagon will also have Brembo brakes, state of the art shocks, and 19-inch wheels made with high quality Michelin rubber.  This is definitely a wagon I wouldn’t mind having parked in my driveway!

Inside the wagon, you are likely to find many features found in the 2010 Chicago CTS Sedan.  If you like a luxurious interior, you are in luck.  The Sport Wagon will get leather and suede seats that are very comfy.  Leather accents find their way into the dashboard, door, and steering wheel.  If you want to upgrade, you’ll be able to enjoy a sunroof.  Nothing better than some sun and fresh air on a warm spring day!

Some other features that will make this a great ride is the Bose stereo system with ample speakers and XM Satellite Radio: a fun feature to help tune into your favorite music, sports and talk stations!  The Sport Wagon, soon to arrive at your Chicago Cadillac dealer, will also get Dual Zone climate control, helping make the drive comfortable for everyone!

The Sport Wagon won’t be around forever, as Cadillac is terming it a “limited availability vehicle”.  Let’s hope it sticks around long enough for you to take a test drive and hopefully a make purchase! In the meantime, if you’re not someone in need of so much power, you can test drive the CTS Wagon Luxury edition at Patrick Cadillac now.