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Review: 2015 Cadillac Escalade 4WD Premium
When is big better? When you can’t remember where you parked at the mall. That’s when your Escalade, which stands taller than a Texan, allows you to see where you parked it. Big is also better when you need 7 seats to carry the soccer team home from practice. The Escalade will handle that assignment without worry.
Read More »Review: 2014 Cadillac ELR
The allure of the electric car has never shined brighter than it does in Cadillac’s ELR. If your daily drive runs twenty to forty miles, you will never need to visit a gas station, or refill your fuel tank. The electric only range of the ELR is rated at 37 miles. In actual practice we rarely exceeded that figure during a week of daily errand running.
Read More »Review: 2014 Cadillac CTS 3.6L TT VSport Premium
With the introduction of this second generation CTS, Cadillac has well and truly joined the ranks of the world’s elite producers of sports sedans. No more BMW M5 envy, no Audi S5 shortfall, no E Class Mercedes misgivings, the completely new CTS has hurdled the competition, and managed to do so for less money.
Read More »Review: 2013 Cadillac CTS-V Wagon
This is one bad rad Cad. It’s the bad boy of all station wagons thanks to a supercharged V-8 making 556hp and 551lb.-ft. of torque. It’s rad because it resembles nothing else on this planet, a black banana that looks wilder than any Kustom Kruiser George Barris ever conceived. But because it’s a Cad, you can pretend that you’re driving the darling car of the senior set.
Read More »Review: 2013 Cadillac ATS 2.0T Premium Collection
This is a very tough market niche to crack, one which the German makes have owned for years now. Although Cadillac’s ATS isn’t quite on par with the leaders, it’s close enough to merit a look. It’s 8 inches longer than BMW’s 3, 5 inches longer than Audi’s A4. Like the BMW, the weight distribution of the ATS is perfectly split between front and rear axles at 50/50.
Read More »2012 Cadillac CTS-V Coupe Review
Last Summer I was treated to a hot lap around Infineon Raceway’s 2.2 mile IndyCar short course in the works-prepared Cadillac CTS-V competing in SCCA’s World Challenge series. Driven by top GM racing pilot Andy Pilgrim, the CTS-V left an indelible impression on me of noise, heat and prodigious speed. So it was with whetted anticipation that I took delivery of a 2012 CTS-V for a one week test drive.
Read More »2012 Cadillac SRX Review
Thanks to its newly available V6 power source, bevy of amenities, and sound Caddy construction, the SRX AWD is a valuable addition to the Cadillac line’s Premium Collection. While it doesn’t offer the gas-sucking horsepower of the SVT, the SRX has more than enough punch to lay down reputable passes on a two-lane highway. Because its standard amenity list is so long, its option list is blissfully short. Now that’s a sure formula to keep the bottom line affordable.
Read More »Pebble Beach Concours – Cadillac Ciel Concept
Cadillac unveiled the Ciel Concept at Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance held in Carmel, CA.
Read More »2011 Cadillac Escalade ESV Platinum Review
There is always a certain amount of intrigue and excitement that comes along with testing an $88,000 vehicle. That price point puts this SUV in the company
Read More »2011 Cadillac CTS Coupe First Impressions Review
The CTS Coupe is a lot like a Chanel stiletto heel, entrancing to look at but hard to live with. If you want to get noticed, this coupe will serve you well.
Read More »2011 Cadillac CTS Coupe Review
The Cadillac CTS series has been around for a few years with its sedan and recently the wagon model was added, but 2011 is the first year for the coupe.
Read More »Cadillac – what do you think about when you hear the name?
By Kurt Gensheimer From its inception until the 1970s, Cadillac was definitely the car for Americans who “made it” in life. It was a car that defined class, elegance and success. Of course, the 1970′s disco era and the oil crisis really wreaked havoc on the Cadillac brand. Ever drive a 1976 Eldorado with the […]
Read More »2010 Cadillac CTS Sport Wagon Review – Yes, wagons can be cool again
The Cadillac CTS Sport Wagon is a ray of hope for U.S. auto manufacturers and likely one of the best products made by GM. As GM has been forced to shed it’s brands to reinvigorate the brand.
Read More »2010 Cadillac SRX Review – Not exactly your Grand Daddy's Caddy..
Okay, I have to admit: when I think of Cadillac, I think of grandparents. And great-grandparents. And people (besides Marge Simpson) with blue hair. But when I got into the SRX, it sure didn’t seem like your typical grandparents’ car. It was comfortable, and quiet, for sure. But it was red!
Read More »New Cars On the Horizon for 2010
By ggaillard
BMW Cadillac Chevrolet Feature Articles Fiat Ford Honda Infiniti Mazda Nissan Volkswagen
The list below includes exciting new products scheduled for production during calendar year 2010. From the buyer’s perspective many will be worth the wait as they represent new thinking and technology that are expected to carry manufacturers through the industry’s transition to Electric Vehicles (EV)
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