Cadillac News

There once was a time where American city roads were populated with big, long, Cadillac cars, with huge tail fins and enough chrome to make any semi-truck driver blush. Today, oversized SUVs have taken over, despite gas prices being the highest they've ever been. Cadillac attempted to make the big, ...    Read more

With power ratings for the 2014 Chevrolet Silverado and its truckin' cousin, the upscale GMC Sierra, revealed last week, it looks like the floodgates are just starting to open regarding General Motors' full-size truck chassis and the vehicles riding atop it. ...    Read more

As one of the most technologically advanced production cars in the brand's history, the new 2014 Cadillac XTS will feature a Twin-Turbo V-6 engine, along with updated and new standard features. It is also the only luxury sedan with standard Magnetic Ride Control, and the most spacious of all the ...    Read more

Besides older, established, and affluent, the other key demographic automakers are going after these days--with a vengeance--is young people. Like cigarettes, once you're hooked, automakers believe they have an "in" to move you up the line. So what's General Motors doing to change with the times, be down with the young ...    Read more

Earlier this week, Cadillac announced that it will be enhancing its certified pre-owned vehicle program to include higher levels of warranty coverage and benefits for owners and shoppers. Starting this week, the program will extend coverage to match the new-vehicle bumper-to-bumper warranty for up to six years or 70,000 miles. Included ...    Read more

Remember when you thought cars that could drive themselves were right up there with ones that could fly? Well, the former may happen sooner than you think, and an American automaker may be the first to do so. That was only the first major automotive news story of the week ...    Read more

With the auto show season at an end, automakers have started to deliver new models and sales for April continue to break records. As summer is right around the corner, there is no doubt that the convertibles and sports cars will be in high demand in the months to come. ...    Read more

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Cadillac's semi-automated driving system known as Super Cruise has moved forward to the next stage of development, including real-world driving tests. Engineers are driving test vehicles with Super Cruise in more challenging situations in a wide array of environments to better refine the feature. The Super Cruise technology could ...    Read more

The final full week of April 2013 has come to a close, but before it goes away forever, you'll want to check out all of this week's important happenings in the automotive world. The week began with news from Germany as BMW is pondering the possibility of a 1 Series ...    Read more

Earlier this week, Cadillac released a group of videos entitled "Luxperiments," where they test everyday products on the same equipment as the Cadillac ATS. What happens next is ultimately four weird videos that don’t make much sense, other than they give you a good laugh. The first video is the "Fancy ...    Read more

Next-generation Cadillac models will have all-new headlamps that are more streamlined in their form and function. The 2014 Cadillac CTS luxury sedan has a light-emitting diode and high intensity discharge lights, creating a sleeker face for the lightest car in the class. The new headlamps ...    Read more

With the 2014 Cadillac CTS moving up in both size and price and eliminating its coupe and wagon variants, it gives the Cadillac ATS lineup a little more wiggle room to expand. The first new version out of the ...    Read more

Long having lagged behind the foreign competition in transmission gear count, it was a big deal when General Motors and Ford announced their first partnership to develop a six-speed automatic transmission together in the mid-2000s. Alas, technology rarely stays still, and General Motors and Ford have once again partnered up to ...    Read more

The new Ward's 10 Best Interiors list is out, and here's the shocker: there's not one Audi on the list. Ward's evaluates based on new interiors, and the German automaker, widely considered to offer the best interiors, doesn't have a significantly "new" vehicle. But Audi wasn't the only omission: there ...    Read more

The 2014 Cadillac ELR plug-in hybrid is ditching the traditional paddle-shifter route and taking a page from the Fisker Karma, of all things. Unlike traditional paddle shifters that allow the driver to upshift and downshift, the Cadillac ELR's steering wheel-mounted paddle shifters let the driver temporarily regenerate energy and store ...    Read more

More and more SUVs are switching to lighter, car-based "unibody" construction in order to achieve higher fuel economy numbers. However, there's a subset of SUV buyers who actually need the body-on-frame, heavy-duty construction of a truck-based SUV. Or they're rappers or athletes who just want a swanky ride. ...    Read more

In the grand dance between dealer and customer, incentives often play the role of matchmaker. Automakers use these spiffs as an extra enticement to get buyers into cars, and those buyers will often wait until incentives appear on their selected ride before finally sitting down to negotiate a price. Some ...    Read more

You would have loved to be in our office this week, especially with some big announcements from two environmental-centric automakers. Fisker looks like it's circling the drain while rival Tesla is getting ready to expand. On top of that, the suddenly relevant Shanghai Motor Show is just around the corner, ...    Read more

It's easy to snooze through new car sales each month with a few inevitabilities, right? The Ford F-Series will always be the best-selling pickup. The Toyota Camry will always be the best-selling midsizer, unless the Accord trades spots with it like it does so often. Except that neither the Accord nor ...    Read more

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There's a lot of Kim Jong Un-dulating as to whether or not North Korea will back up its tough words and attack either neighboring South Korea or try to send a missile to the U.S. Still, General Motors isn't taking any chances, making a contingency plan to move production in ...    Read more

General Motors, for all of the wonderment coming from it, hasn't had a brand new engine for quite some time. The 3.6-liter, twin-turbocharged V-6 in the upcoming 2014 Cadillac CTS is based on the same engine used in everything from the Chevrolet Impala, to ...    Read more

March is when sales begin their ascent through about September. Automakers are ramping up deliveries of all-new models as auto show season winds down and future cars become today's. It's generally a pretty good bellwether for the rest of the year, which should resonate well with most automakers. Reporting their ...    Read more

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The 2013 New York Auto Show press days are over, and after a weekend to reflect on what we saw in New York City's Javits Center, we've distilled the dozens of debuts into our list of the best and worst. We call it ...    Read more

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We came, we saw, and we delivered you a mighty extensive look at the 2013 New York Auto Show. And we'll be providing a few more stories from the show floor when our staff comes back fully recovered next week. If you stuck with us from Monday through Friday, chances are ...    Read more

We're in the Big Apple, covering the 2013 New York International Auto Show from the Jacob Javits Center and the outlying venues. This year, General Motors looks to continue its momentum with five new models--the redesigned 2014 Cadillac CTS, refreshed Buick Regal and LaCrosse, the sendoff version of the current-generation ...    Read more