Aside from the standalone Escalade, for the last few decades, Cadillac might best be characterized by its pivot to targeting German luxury. Those efforts ultimately bore fruit in several generations ...

The XLR has many features including adaptive cruise ... The experience is want you'd expect from Cadillac, the performance and precise handling is exhilarating.

Well, you might not need to look that hard, as Cadillac put together a convertible Corvette alternative years ago. The ...

Developed as a halo car for the luxury brand, the 2004 two-seat convertible was constructed on the new platform for General Motors most prestigious vehicle; the Chevrolet Corvette. Sharing similar ...

The XLR has a lot going for it: performance that trumps competition from Lexus and Mercedes; a magnetic ride control system that manages to keep the car flat in turns but supple over bumps ...

Search by car manufacturer or specific models to get an in-depth preview of the latest tech, specs, features and photos for the latest model year. The high-performance version of Cadillac's ...

The car is beautiful, fast and comfortable. All the amenities as you would expect in a Cadillac. The hard-top roof disappears into the trunk and changes into a beautiful convertible.

While Cadillac's V-series performance cars have been revered for their monstrous engines and engaging manual gearboxes, the ...

Take the sorry saga of the Cadillac XLR tail light, as reported by Jalopnik. This car was a more-expensive Corvette with a bit of lard around its midriff, and could appear a tempting pick for a ...