Cadillac

Cadillacs make the best limousines because of their plush luxury design. Some of the more spacious Cadillac models were ideal for fabrication and stretching the wheelbase to the limits, adding a solid infrastructure with more…

We’ve seen our share of Cadillacs converted into specialty vehicles throughout the years. While the name is associated with posh luxury, the long-wheelbase has made the basic design suitable for several different uses throughout its…

The Cadillac DeVille is a mode that has in production since 1958 with the 1959 model year. This model was offered through 2005 when it was offered for the final year, having had a highly…

There is something distinctly different about the interior of a Cadillac that sets it apart from other cars. If you have been an owner or ridden in a Cadillac, then you have an idea of…

For a brief but glorious period, Cadillac convertibles had a monopoly on the ‘glamour’ car segment of General Motors. From the magnificent Fleetwood Series 452 V16 Phaeton of the 1930s to the equally desirable Series…

The best lowriders of all time were cars that could handle a lower suspension and still clear the railroad tracks. American has had a longtime fascination with lowriders. Although Cadillac hasn’t produced this style from…

Cadillac. For decades, the name alone has been synonymous with quality and luxury in automobiles. From the Coupe de Ville and Sedan de Ville all the way up to the sporty, yet somewhat unsuccessful, Allante,…

Cadillac was founded in 1902 in Detroit, Michigan. At the time, there were only nine other car manufacturers around. But even with the lack of competition, Cadillac didn’t simply sit around and wait for the…

The Cadillac CTS made its debut in 2003 with the first generation. It took the place of the Cadillac Seville as the brand’s smallest sedan. Previous attempts to produce a smaller sedan had been unsuccessful…