Cadillac

If you’ve gone to the effort of buying a Cadillac, it’s not too much of a shot in the dark to say you like cars. It’s probably not too much of a stretch to say…

Cadillac may have been around for the best part of 100 years, but the number of station wagons it’s produced within that period is remarkably limited. Whereas sedans and coupes have always been mainstays of…

Some years are good. Others are great. For Cadillac, 1957 was most definitely the second kind. The reason for its greatness all comes down to three little words – Cadillac Eldorado Brougham (well, actually, there…

The Brougham was Cadillac’s luxury line of vehicles produced in 1987 with a fairly short run that ended with the 1992 model year. At one point in its history, the Brougham was considered the top…

The Cadillac Seville became a popular luxury sedan in the middle of the 1970s era. It provided the comfort that Caddy enthusiasts came to expect but in a smaller size. The Seville was a unique…

In 1996, Cadillac introduced a new four-door, five passenger, rear-wheel drive luxury sedan to its range. The name of the new model was the Cadillac Catera. Just 5 years and 95,000 cars later, it was…

Buying a Cadillac can deplete your bank account faster than you can count to three. They may be beautiful cars, but no one’s going to deny they come with a big price tag- something that,…

In the 1920s, Cadillac embarked on an experiment that would result in one of the most luxurious line of cars it would ever produce. The aim behind the experiment was simple enough – to produce…

Buying a used car isn’t like buying a new car. Other than the odd manufacturing defect, you can be fairly confident that a fresh from the line car is going to have all its bits…