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Got $200,000? We’ve Got Some Luxury SUVs For You

Everything has a top end. With SUV popularity soaring, it’s become something even the luxury class wants. Since manufacturers make more from the higher-optioned vehicles they make, they were glad to accommodate. We’re going to give a quick review of some of the most expensive SUVs made today. Some come in at $100,000, while others …
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8 GM SUVs Are Exactly The Same Underneath

Platform sharing is nothing new to the car industry. It allows each manufacturer to spread out its development and tooling costs over several vehicles that are all the same underneath. GM has eight SUVs that are exactly the same underneath. The sheetmetal, interiors, and even wheelbases can be sliced and diced, but everything underneath is …
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All-Electric Sierra and Escalade Ready For 2023

GM has just announced four different electric pickups and vans will be built at its storied Hamtramck assembly plant in Poletown Detroit. They include an electric GMC Sierra pickup truck and Cadillac Escalade SUV. Production at Hamtramck will begin in 2021. Located in Detroit’s “Poletown” Polish community, Hamtramck was slated to stop vehicle assembly this …
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550-hp Cadillac CT6-V Finally On Sale at Dealers

After a month-long delay, the Cadillac CT6-V is finally going to be arriving at dealerships soon. Despite being a great car however, the future of the CT6 series looks dim. Here’s a look at the latest CT6-V and why it may be your last chance to get your hands on one. The Blackwing About 600 …
by J.L. Seto
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Car-Based Small Trucks Are Making a Comeback

With the auto manufacturer’s zeal to build everything truck, there is one type of truck they’re not building that seems like a no-brainer. In the US we know them as El Camino and Ranchero. In Australia, they’re known as “Utes.” Whatever it’s called, car/trucks are coming back soon as at least two manufacturers look to …
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5 Fastest Cadillacs Ever Sold

Once known as the ‘Standard of the World,’ Cadillac has slowly been re-establishing its reputation as an American luxury icon. These days, it’s easy to poke fun at its land yachts of the past, as well as its confusing naming system and low sales numbers. But if you drive its cars, Cadillac really can be …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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Here’s What Classic Cars Would Cost Today

It’s always fun to look back and see what some of our favorite American cars sold for new, and what that same price would be in 2019 dollars. Actually, it might make you sick to see what some prized classic cars would cost today. Of course, new cars have electronics, much tighter tolerances, three-stage paint, …
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Cadillac Says It Won’t Go Down Without a Fight

It’s rare that corporate presidents rebut media criticisms of their products, so it’s interesting that General Motors President Mark Reuss found it opportune to comment on critiques written about Cadillac’s recent move, change of direction, and recent products. Right or wrong sometimes the motor press scribes feel that because they’re removed from the corporate goings-on …
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Corvette-Based Mid-Engine Cadillac Supercar Probably Won’t Happen

General Motor’s reveal of the mid-engine 2020 Corvette C8 caused quite a stir in the automobile industry. Since then, there have been rumors and speculations regarding what General Motors will come up with next. One such rumor is the possibility of the car company coming up with a mid-engine Cadillac based off of the 2020 …
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Cadillac’s Future Looks Increasingly Dismal

Cadillac is trying like heck to figure out how to ignite consumers the way it did half a century ago, and having a heck of a time doing it. Some of those miscues, failures, and attempts are outlined today in a New York Times article about the storied brand. It’s amazing that Cadillac’s parent General …
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2021 Cadillac Escalade May Go All-Electric

Over the last few years, we have seen several car companies increase their efforts towards making the shift to electric vehicles, and General Motors is not being left behind. The car company already has the BEV3 architecture, which is set to feature first in Cadillac’s crossover. Steve Carlisle, Cadillac’s chief executive further added that the …
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Next Cadillac Escalade Will Reportedly Get a 650-hp V8

With SUVs becoming more popular than ever, Cadillac’s popular Escalade model faces a lot of stiff competition. To fight this competition, Cadillac has reportedly considered giving the Escalade more engine options for years, and this rumored upgrade would be the start of that. Let’s see how this rumored super Escalade stacks up to its competitors. A …
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2020 Cadillac XT5 First Look

The Cadillac SUV and crossover product cadence is in overdrive as the XT6, XT4, and XT5 will soon be hitting dealerships. Caught short-handed as consumer demands shift from cars to SUVs, Cadillac is playing catch-up to meet this trend, along with debuting new sedans making for exciting times at GM’s luxury flagship. With the new …
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Cadillac CT5-V and CT4-V May Make as Much as 670 HP

It would not be too much of a stretch to say that the new Cadillac CT5-V and CT4-V did not reach the heights most people expected when they were announced with such low horsepower ratings: 320 hp for the CT4-V and 335 hp for the CT5-V model. The good news is that the two vehicles …
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Cadillac’s New V Cars Rumored to Save the Manuals

At the 2019 Belle Island Grand Prix in Detroit, General Motors unveiled a duo of high-performing sedans that will be welcomed into Cadillac‘s V-Series family. And while there were many things about the pair that turned heads, what the newest members of the V-Series could preserve is what’s getting people the most excited. For years …
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