Cadillac, the America’s luxury car maker, is inviting the public to join for some test drives of its new 2010 SRX.

The 2010 SRX has been completely redesigned and features a chassis that is unique to the luxury crossover. The designers have incorporated enough bold body lines and creases to make it look muscular.

The rear tail lamps of SRX make one feel that Cadillac is bringing back the tailfins.

Current SRX models are available with either two or all wheel drive and are powered by a 3.0 liter VVT DOHC direct injection V6 that gets 18 mpg in the city and 25 mpg on the highway, while a 300 hp turbocharged 2.7 liter V6 is scheduled to arrive soon.

The SRX has a standard Cadillac interior; everything from the brightly illuminated gauges to one of the most comfortable steering wheels on the market, the Cadillac of crossovers is top notch.

The dash is finished in leather with accented stitching, the doors are adorned with elegant wood trim and the seat mounted video screens look wonderful. One of the best features of the new SRX is the oversized sunroof that can trick you into thinking that you are behind the wheel of a convertible when it is open all the way.

Cadillac is also offering a dealer installed wireless router that has room for up to 5 internet connections and works up to 125 feet away from the vehicle.

Cadillac and General Motors are giving new car shoppers a reassuring taste of automotive excellence via the new Cadillac SRX.