We may earn a commission from links on this page. It was the Cadillac CTS sedan that brought Cadillac into its modern era, past the Broughams and Fleetwoods your grandparents drove and into ...

In addition to the ATS and Chevrolet Camaro, the Cadillac CTS mid-size sedan rides on the General Motors Alpha platform. Replacing the Sigma and Zeta, the Alpha will be upgraded for the 2020 model ...

It was formerly believed that the ATS and CTS would run their course until the near end of the decade, then Cadillac would replace the compact executive and mid-size sedans with all-new models.

The Cadillac sedan lineup is about to be shrunk and simplified, according to CEO Johan de Nysschen via Reuters. The company will also finally be catching up with the market shift towards crossovers ...

The 2020 Cadillac CT5, which is expected to replace both the ATS and CTS sedans, has been spotted testing not far from GM’s proving grounds in Milford, Michigan. Like previous CT5 prototypes we’ve ...

Cadillac is a legendary name in American automotive history. It’s been around since 1902. Like many companies/brands, it’s had highs and lows. For Gen Xers like me, one of my favorite Cadillac eras ...

Cadillac seems to be playing “good cop, bad cop” with its V models, announcing Tuesday that it will expand its V-Series performance sub-brand with a bundle of new vehicles in 2019, including the CT6-V ...

Cadillac President Johan de Nysschen has confirmed plans to eliminate a number of sedans as the company tries to accommodate customers who can’t get enough crossovers. Instead, the company will launch ...

Production of the Cadillac CTS has officially ended at General Motors‘ Lansing Grand River Assembly plant in Michigan – putting the final nail in the sedan’s coffin. Our sister site Cadillac Society ...

Ralph Hanson April 11, 2009 Comment Now! In late 2007 Cadillac general manager Jim Taylor revealed that the current STS and DTS models would be dropped at the end of their respective product cycles in ...

His automotive adventure started reporting on various motorsport events as a sports writer before moving onto a full-time auto career with various sites, including This Week In Motors and ...