[ausrutherford]

I was looking at Cadillac in Hungry and low and behold they had a blacked out 2010 SRX in the revolving window on the front page with the European date of 14/09/07 (order of dates varies from nation to nation. Thought you guys would want to know.

http://www.cadillaceurope.com/index.aspx?FilterID=2102&ChapterID=9404

 

[mgescuro]

I was looking at Cadillac in Hungry and low and behold they had a blacked out 2010 SRX in the revolving window on the front page with the European date of 14/09/07 (order of dates varies from nation to nation. Thought you guys would want to know.

http://www.cadillaceurope.com/index.aspx?FilterID=2102&ChapterID=9404

:blink:
HUH?

14/09/07 = September 14, 2007.

The silhouette is BLS Wagon.

 

[GMusa]

I was looking at some of the other models.. and the CTS gets clear rear tail lamps in Europe.. they look pretty cool.

 

[FenwickHockey65]

And when you click on the picture...

http://www.drivewithdesire.com/Default.aspx?pid=169&country=hu&lang=en

BLS Wagon.

 

[mgescuro]

I was looking at some of the other models.. and the CTS gets clear rear tail lamps in Europe.. they look pretty cool.

You can get them in the US too.
Just tell the dealer you want them.

 

[fp115]

:blink:
HUH?

14/09/07 = September 14, 2007.

The silhouette is BLS Wagon.

The Europeans have a different date scheme

 

[turbodiesel]

LOL! unless otherwise specified, it seems the format DD/MM/YYYY is "unacceptable" in North America. Anyways, 2010 SRX in Europe... hopefully it has at least a diesel to opt for otherwise forget it.

 

[HoosierRon]

July 14: The day the French stormed the Bastille.

 

[BigAls87Z28]

I agree...that would be Sept 14th, 2007.
If it was July 14th, 2009 it would read 14/7/09 in Europe. Day, Month, Year.

 

[fp115]

LOL! unless otherwise specified, it seems the format DD/MM/YYYY is "unacceptable" in North America. Anyways, 2010 SRX in Europe... hopefully it has at least a diesel to opt for otherwise forget it.

Actually the US uses only mm/dd/yyyy and is the only country in the world to do so. Canada uses dd/mm/yyyy and mm/dd/yyyy and yyyy/dd/mm in order of frequency.

 

[turbodiesel]

Actually the US uses only mm/dd/yyyy and is the only country in the world to do so. Canada uses dd/mm/yyyy and mm/dd/yyyy and yyyy/dd/mm in order of frequency.

pretty much YYYY/DD/MM is brought over by Chinese speaking communities and all! OK, maybe "international date format" helped.

In Hong Kong all formats are accepted but yyyy/dd/mm is generally for Chinese and dd/mm/yyyy for English. mm/dd/yyyy... well, not rare, but not frequent. To avoid confusion normally we uses dash to express such mm/dd format. i.e. 7-1 would refer as HKSAR Day and even our National Holiday (Canada Day).

 

[Bravada]

I was looking at Cadillac in Hungry

Hungry? That's a country?

 

[turbodiesel]

Hungry? That's a country?

It's time to ask your guy's Education Bureau (or whatever that sounds right) to enhance knowledge on other countries, not just only locations of 50 states. I have heard ppl think Canada is part of the USA, obviously ridiculous.

Recently I was like WTF when I read a report that some folks in the States think Singapore is part of China... ok Singapore SURE has majority of Chinese, uses Simplified Chinese, speaks Mandarin with other various dialects... but it does not mean it's part of China and all...