The history of Cadillac's high-performance models, from the groundbreaking CTS-V to the all-electric Lyriq-V.

The Cadillac CTS-V wagon was the kind of car that made no rational sense and perfect emotional sense, a supercharged muscle machine hiding in plain sight behind a roof rack and a power tailgate. It ...

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View post: The Ferrari 849 Testarossa Is Worthy of Its Iconic Name — Even Without a V12 This isn’t just a regular Cadillac CTS-V—it’s the coupe version from that brief window when Cadillac decided to ...

When first introduced by Cadillac, the CTS's 'Art and Science' styling carried the marque in a new direction. When the hot edition arrived in the form of today's Nice Price or No Dice CTS-V, all other ...

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The owner of a Cadillac CTS-V was no longer satisfied with what the factory configuration offered, so he took his car to a tuner in Texas. While he was waiting for his car to get the 350 horsepower ...

The Cadillac CTS-V is one impressive, premium-oriented, four-door muscle car that offers plenty of performance from the get-go. Therefore, one does not need to do anything to enjoy it at the racetrack ...

In 2003, Cadillac began integrating their high-performance V-Series engineering into their mainstream models, 20 years later, the name is synonymous with high-performance. This effort birthed many ...

When it comes to American luxury and performance, Cadillac is usually the first brand most of us think of. Dream Giveaway is giving you the chance to put a pair of Cadillac’s best vehicles in your ...

Thomas has spent two years working in the auto journalism industry, contributing to a UK-based newspaper and writing for Euronewsweek. A full-time writer and lifelong engineering enthusiast, he now ...