The Latest Breaking News from Cadillac

Wayne Taylor Racing Acura ace Filipe Albuquerque believes the ARX-05’s inherent characteristics will continue to leave it at a disadvantage on street courses such as Long Beach.

To add to the mystery, the license plate mounting is unusual.

GM promised 30 new EVs across the globe by 2025, and at least one will have a sports car badge and sports car styling. Perhaps a high-performance Cadillac sedan?

HARTFORD, Conn. — An administrator at Yale’s University’s school of medicine admitted in court Monday that she stole millions of dollars from the school by purchasing $40 million or more in computer equipment through school accounts and secretly reselling it for her own profit.

The global auto industry just can't catch a break: automobile wire harnesses made on picnic tables because of a war in Ukraine, semiconductor plants halting production from an earthquake in Japan and backed-up ports in China amid rising COVID-19 cases are straining vehicle supply chains — again.

For China, anyway.

Today, Cadillac celebrates the official start of production of the all-new, all-electric Cadillac Lyriq at GM’s Spring Hill, Tennessee assembly plant.

American sedan performance has never been so exciting, but you’d better act fast.

Wayne Taylor Racing Acura man Filipe Albuquerque has lamented the lack of full-course yellows in last weekend's Sebring 12 Hours, which he feels denied the team a shot at challenging the Cadillac contingent.

GM execs made it clear they will make everything possible to ensure the carmaker and its dealers are profitable: "We're going to keep looking at ICE."

The new EV will be sold alongside the combustion-powered model.