Cadillac Sales Stage Sharp Upturn
After a disappointing finish to 2012, Cadillac got some much-needed momentum when its new ATS compact luxury sedan was named North American Car of the Year. That and other kudos appear to be paying...
View ArticleCaddy Targets BMW with New Twin-Turbo V-6
It could be a critical year for Cadillac, the U.S. luxury maker hoping to take European competitors like BMW down a peg with an assortment of new products – and a new twin-turbo V-6 powertrain that it...
View ArticleCadillac Goes Rogue
Cadillac is going Rogue – the Detroit-based luxury maker lining up a new agency by that name to handle nearly $250 million in annual spending as it struggles to regain its former grandeur in a luxury...
View Article2014 Cadillac CTS Will Be Bigger; So Will Price Tag
In its first two incarnations, the Cadillac CTS was a so-called “tweener car." Not anymore. When the 2014 Cadillac CTS rolls into showrooms later this year it will be more directly targeted against its...
View ArticleCadillac XTS to Get Twin Turbo V-6
Cadillac is continuing to put a premium on performance, a niche it clearly believes it has to fill in its bid to regain credibility and tackle its import competition. TheDetroitBureau.com has the...
View ArticleCadillac Still Has Plans for Halo Car
Were Mark Twain covering the auto beat he might begin by declaring that reports of the death of Cadillac’s planned “halo” car have been greatly exaggerated. TheDetroitBureau.com has learned a full-size...
View ArticleCadillac ATS Lands in China
Hoping to build momentum in what is rapidly becoming the world’s largest luxury car market, Cadillac is introducing its compact ATS model into China where it will join the bigger XTS model introduced...
View ArticleCadillac Loses Another Top Exec
This was supposed to be a big year for Cadillac as it rolled out new models like the CTS and updated Escalade, but with sales taking an unexpected dive, the maker has lost its third US sales chief in...
View ArticleRecall Parade Marches On with GM, Chrysler
General Motors and Chrysler recalled more than 425,000 vehicles for brake and fuel pump issues. The latest round pushes the number of recalled vehicles in the U.S. well past the 40 million mark. GM...
View ArticleCadillac to Slash Sedan Line-Up, Shift Focus to SUVs
Cadillac will pair back its existing sedan line-up to no more than two models, while eliminating coupes and shifting focus to utility vehicles, according to the brand’s global chief Johann de Nysschen....
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