Cadillac Seville News

This week's ride is owned by Bob and Barb Hughes and is a 1972 Mercedes Benz 250.

Click above for a high-res gallery of the 2009 Cadillac CTS-V After decades of decay, Cadillac began a transformation in the waning years of the last century that would allow the brand to compete against modern ...

This test never could have happened before Cadillac introduced the CTS . Cadillac's previous attempts at building a sport sedan have been, to put it bluntly, half-assed. The Seville introduced in 1975 was ...

On any list of the 100 most beautiful, luxurious, technologically advanced cars in history, you will undoubtedly see a few Cadillacs.

When Cadillac first launched the STS for 1998, it was aiming to stretch Seville's appeal to younger, affluent, internationally-versed buyers-those who normally wouldn't consider a trip to the Cadillac ...

Bonneville is the name of the famous salt flats in Utah where battles for land speed records have been fought since the 1930s.

For 2006, the game gets even faster with a new STS-V model that adds supercharged velocity to the grand touring.

We don't quite know what to say about this spectacular example of the pinnacle of GM 80's ingenuity by the name of "Airwolf." Then again, what can you say about a 1981 Cadillac Seville equipped with not only ... via Jalopnik

“To be charging that back is a disgrace.”

With gasoline prices soaring to the $4 a gallon mark, all kinds of proposals have started floating around Congress about what to do about fuel costs. via Kdka.com

Speaker-maker supreme Bose has begun making full sound systems that offer navigation, hands-free phone use, satellite radio and voice commands. via Detroit Free Press

Photography by Scott Killeen Sheetmetal sentries and engine examiners will underestimate radically the changes made to the '96 Cadillac Seville Touring Sedan. via Motor Trend

Q: My daughter has a 2003 Cadillac Seville. It just began to show a nonemission code which, according to her mechanic, reads clutch converter on the mechanic's code scanner. via SalemNews.com, Salem, MA

“He had a fit at first: 'What if my friends see me?'”

Aaron Liebeskind turns heads when he pulls his 2001 Cadillac Seville into his high school parking lot.

Black-on-black with leather seats and a Bose stereo, the car is a hot ride with teens.

'Girls like it,' said Liebeskind, 17, who bought the used luxury car last year.

Trouble is, the cost of gas these days has Liebeskind spinning his wheels.

Instead of cruising in the Caddy, he's mostly parking it, except to drive to school and work. And he has started charging friends who carpool to school $3 a week for gas. It costs him $50 to fill the tank. Read more

“Coupe Deval") and outfitted his newly acquired office with expensive, publicly funded accouterments. Some role model. Unsettled science: Yet again we see how the "science”

Failure as "success": Cuba's infant mortality fell by about 32 percent between 1960 and 1974, said Nicholas Eberstadt in "The Poverty of Communism" in 1988. via Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

Cadillac has been in business since 1903. And on and off for about the past 85 years, that Detroit automaker has unabashedly referred to itself as the "Standard of the World." In other words: the luxury car by ... via Motor Trend

“Just about every decade, Cadillac designs a breakthrough car that becomes synonymous with the brand's character of the period, such as the 1938 60 Special, the 1959 lineup, the 1975 Seville and the 2003 Sixteen Concept”

Look sharp! Cadillac CTS Coupe Concept may be the Most Likely to Succeed look at this year's Detroit auto show. via Edmunds.com News

“We did not create it as the result of sifting through reams of market data, nor is its shape trimmed to suit the input collected at a consumer clinic it is emotion on four wheels and the very essence of what defines Cadillac today.”

Having earned critical acclaim, industry awards and brisk sales, Cadillac CTS has moved into the vanguard of contemporary design. via AutoSpies