Cadillac is undoubtedly a piece of living history in the United States. No wonder, since General Motors was in charge of ...

First, the news: up from earlier estimates of $400,000 to $500k, the 2025 Cadillac Celestiq is now set to sticker from between $500,000 to $600,000. That’s no longer just a Rolls-Royce Ghost, but a ...

The “Escalade" badging is also black, as well as the Cadillac shield logo installed on the front grille and liftgate. The Cadillac logo is projected on the ground. The Cadillac South Korea ...

Cadillac’s focus for 2025 seems to be on its ... On the sporty CT4 variants, Mercury Silver, Velocity Red, Black Diamond Tricoat, and Midnight Steel paints are discontinued.

Police watchdog, the Independent Police Investigative Directorate (Ipid) says the 42-year-old Eldorado Park police officer who fatally shot his 22-year-old girlfriend has been charged with murder.

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Cadillac revealed pricing and specs for the 2026 Vistiq, the brand's newest three-row electric SUV, which starts at $78,790. Situated between the Lyriq and Escalade IQ, the Vistiq will come with ...

And while the Toronado, introduced for 1966, was GM’s first-ever front-drive car, the Eldorado that followed a year later was not only Cadillac’s first front-driver but also its first “personal luxury ...

Cadillac’s new 2026 Vistiq will arrive early ... of the Lyriq and adopts split lighting units as well as an expansive black crystal shield grille. The latter has unique patterns that help ...

Cadillac will be facing just such a task in 2026. But the blueprint for Cadillac F1’s success provides a few critical milestones that the team should aspire to hit. Everything after that will ...

With the upcoming Vistiq three-row SUV and new Optiq, Cadillac’s electric vehicle lineup now has an analogue for every gas-powered SUV in its fleet. Their sizes don’t align directly ...