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Cadillac
Founded in 1902 in Detroit, Cadillac quickly gained a reputation for precision and innovation, becoming a leader in American luxury vehicles. Acquired by General Motors in 1909, it set standards with iconic models like the Eldorado and DeVille. Though it faced challenges in the modern era, Cadillac has reinvented itself with bold design and a shift toward electric vehicles, now leading GM’s luxury EV efforts with models like the Lyriq and Celestiq.234 articles in this category
By William Maley, in Cadillac,
Escalade is sticking to its roots and becoming more luxurious, everyone sighs.
By William Maley, in Cadillac,
Cadillac's Plug-In Hybrid Will Not Be Returning for a Second-Generation
By William Maley, in Cadillac,
Cadillac May Have A Wolf Among the Sheep in the Entry-Level Luxury Class
By Cmicasa the Great, in Cadillac,
Cadillac's ATS, SRX and Escalade lead the charge to Global Sales being up for 2015.
By William Maley, in Cadillac,
How Do You Take A Popular Model and Bring Into Line With A New Mindset? Cadillac Faces This Very Issue With the Escalade.
By Drew Dowdell, in Cadillac,
Cadillac's biggest sedan will get a 65 MPGe rating with 30 mile EV range.
By Drew Dowdell, in Cadillac,
We finally have the details for Cadillac's XT5 replacement for the SRX.
By William Maley, in Cadillac,
Cadillac's CEO Has Some Sharp Words For Technology Companies Working On Autonomous Vehicles
By William Maley, in Cadillac,
Minor Powertrain Changes Are Coming For the 2016 Cadillac ATS and CTS
By William Maley, in Cadillac,
Cadillac's Dealers Feel the Brunt as de Nysschen's plan goes into action
By William Maley, in Cadillac,
Even More High-Strung V-Series, and What Cadillac is looking at for powertrains in the future
By Drew Dowdell, in Cadillac,
Cadillac launches an all new V6 engine family in the 2016 Cadillac CT6.
By William Maley, in Cadillac,
Dreaming Of A Elmiraj-inspired flagship? Sadly, Those Dreams Will Not Come To Fruition.
By William Maley, in Cadillac,
Cadillac's CT6 Will Become A Technology Showcase, Plus More Name Changes
By William Maley, in Cadillac,
Johan de Nysschen Is Standing Tall With Cadillac's Current Pricing Structure
By William Maley, in Cadillac,
A Special Edition CTS-V Coupe is coming, as are the next-generation V models.
By William Maley, in Cadillac,
Count Cadillac's Marketing Chief As A Critic Of The Three Letter Naming System
By William Maley, in Cadillac,
Dreaming of a ATS Convertible? How about an ATS Wagon? It could happen.
By William Maley, in Cadillac,
The long-awaited Cadillac ATS is just around the corner, packing twin-turbo V6 power.
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By trinacriabob · Posted
If I've deleted some from the list, it's because they're not in my price point. No thank you to expensive German iron. I don't like spending a lot of money on cars. Some comments: I've rented the K4 and they work just fine, but it has a lot of nasty angles, especially the long tear drop tail lights and even the side of the greenhouse I do like the Toyota Camry ... at last they got it right The Honda Civic used to be an ugly duckling and now it's actually a decent looking car with a good amount of room. I had a rented Honda Accord in South Florida, which I reviewed here and, better yet, it was a hybrid. These Hyundais are not very attractive and the jellybean one (Sonata) looks cheap when you get up close to it. I like the Nissan Sentra. I can't believe I'm saying that. The Cadillac is the only one on this list that is a GM car ... and which I like. If not optioned up, the price point isn't that bad. The Charger is electric, so no. But hybrid is fine. But where this leaves me is that there isn't much choice at all for those wanting to redeem what they've accumulated on their GM Card. It wasn't like throwing money to the wind because you still make use of the credit card, but I would have not continued having a car card if I knew the market would be changing like this. I would have fared better with another airline card. -
By Drew Dowdell · Posted
Yeah, and if you’re a dumb dumb, like I expect that user was they left the key fob inside the car -
By G. David Felt · Posted
Interesting, programmable door handles, if you unlock the auto, they will stay out, but if you approach it while locked with the fob, they will pop out and if within 3 min you do not open a door, pull back in keeping the auto locked. -
By G. David Felt · Posted
OUCH Apple is paring the tech options. Apple quietly kills 15 devices - is yours on the list? -
By Drew Dowdell · Posted
I think that was “user error” of the person who was driving that particular vehicle.
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