Future Cadillac Cars

The station wagon is the first spin-off from the CTS, Cadillac's best-selling car. A second variant, the CTS coupe, has been delayed until summer 2010. more

The 2009 Cadillac Converj concept is the latest rolling showcase for GM's extended-range electric propulsion system called Voltec. more

The 2010 Cadillac SRX is actually a little smaller than the car it replaces, but it boasts some impressive new technology under the hood. more

Forget the XLR and the Escalade, the 'Ring-ripping Cadillac CTS-V is the true Mack Daddy Caddy. more

The standard of the world crosses over, again. Cadillac's new SRX will arrive in 2010. more

Another surprise Cadillac breaks cover, and we find ourselves more than a little smitten. more

Looking to keep the streak alive, Caddy trots out another CTS variant. more

Cadillac is slowly pulling the camouflage from the two-door CTS and it remains true to the concept. We're hoping for a CTS-V performance variant. more

Let's get straight to the numbers, shall we? Cadillac's own testing has resulted in a 0-to-60-mph time of 3.9 seconds. more

The Cadillac XLR puts on a brave new face for 2009. The Northstar V-8s remain. more

These crystal-clear photos of the forthcoming 2010 Cadillac CTS wagon instantly caught our attention. Cadillac already spilled the beans on the CTS coupe heading for production, so it makes sense that this wagon will join the CTS family for serious competition with the likes of Audi, BMW, and Merced more

The CTS-V is back, and better than ever. The beast packs a 6.2-liter supercharged V-8 and should be able to knock off 0-to-60-mph times under five seconds. more

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The 2008 STS gets GM's direct-injection V6 making 302 horsepower. It also adds new tech like active steering and lane-departure alert. more

GM is promising a 50 percent improvement in city fuel economy for the new two-mode Escalade Hybrid. But this Escalade isn't about understatement in any way. more