Sedans remain a dying breed. Last month, General Motors announced that it would discontinue the current Cadillac CT4 entirely after the 2026 model year, while promising to replace the CT5 with a new sedan within the next few years. Now, a report alleges that GM is planning to offer another passenger car—but the details are a bit … Read more
The Cadillac Celestiq is the automaker’s low-volume luxury model meant to showcase its bespoke capabilities. Such an extreme car comes at an equally extreme price, with the 2025 model starting at around $340,000. As Cadillac prepares to produce the 2026 model, though, the price is going up significantly. The 2026 Celestiq is $60,000 more … Read more
We all have regrets, some bigger than others. In hindsight, there are things we’d do differently, choices that might have led us down a better path. But since none of us are clairvoyant, we must live with the decisions we’ve made. General Motors has its share of regrets too, particularly when it comes to discontinuing … Read more
Sedans continue to disappear from the US—and Cadillac is no exception. After killing off the CTS and CT6 models a few years back, the luxury automaker will lose another one of its sedans after 2026. Having fewer choices is never good; that said, it’s not all bad news. Cadillac has confirmed that it will end … Read more
Cadillac is giving us a glimpse of what happens when its V-Series performance heritage meets all-electric innovation — and the result is unlike anything we’ve seen from the brand before. Debuting at The Quail, A Motorsports Gathering, the Elevated Velocity concept is a bold 2+2 electric crossover designed to dominate both the highway and the … Read more
Luxury-car buyers want something unique. It’s not just enough to have a fancy car—you need a fancy car that’s unlike the one your neighbor’s got. This has proven to be great business for a bunch of carmakers, and Cadillac is getting in on the game. It just announced Curated by Cadillac, a program for CT5-V … Read more
Cadillac is the brand that’s leading General Motors into its electrified era. It already sells several electric vehicles, but it’s not abandoning future buyers who might want a traditional gasoline engine. The automaker will refresh the XT5 for 2027, with plans to build it at General Motors’ Spring Hill, Tennessee, factory. The Detroit Free Press … Read more