Did Cadillac Make a Station Wagon?

For decades Cadillac never built a station wagon, yet there are a surprising number of them around. For reasons that were never totally clear, the Cadillac division of General Motors for most of its history had a strict policy of staying out of the station wagon market.

Did Cadillac make a station wagon in the 50s?

There was no shortage of luxury sedan, coupe, and convertible models from Cadillac in 1956, but buyers wanting a luxury station wagon were (mostly) out of luck. Enter coachbuilder Hess & Eisenhardt, that began building Cadillac woodie station wagons in extremely low volumes in 1955, carrying production over into 1956.

Does Cadillac have a station wagon?

In fact, only two Cadillac station wagons have ever been made – the CTS Wagon and its powerful sibling, the CTS-V Wagon. But while their numbers may be low, their reputation is anything but.