Whatever Happened to the Cadillac Catera?
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…
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The Buyer’s Guide to Getting a Used Cadillac
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,…
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The Five Best Cadillac Fleetwood Models of All-Time
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…
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What Is A Ferrari Shooting Brake?
Ferrari is known for innovations in automobile design since its inception. The brand has a habit of reinventing old design standards by adding a modern twist and advanced technology. An example of this habit is…
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A Buyer’s Guide to Getting a Used Cadillac Allante
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…
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Remembering the Ferrari Berlinetta Boxer
Enzo Ferrari did the world a favor when he decided to create his automotive company 81 years ago. Since it’s founding in 1939, Ferrari has produced some of the most iconic models in the luxury…
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Why 1959 Was Such a Great Year for Cadillac
Remember that gorgeous pink Cadillac from 1959? The one with those jaw-dropping tailfins and heavenly sweeping lines? The one, in fact, that Elvis himself drove? You do? Then prepare to be shocked. That car never…
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The Interesting Story Behind Ferrari’s Unusual Tail Lights
Do Ferraris all have round shaped tail lights? This is a question that we’ve seen asked on multiple forums about the Italian automaker’s unique design. While they don’t all look exactly the same, you’re on…
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How Do You Spot a Fake Ferrari?
When you’re looking for a Ferrari, unless you go to an authorized dealership, you’re taking a chance on getting a car that is either a knock-off or is not fully restored to its original status….
