found about 24 hours ago by Scott on
SACarFan
Following a recent online chat with members of the public, General Motors’ North America president, Mr Mark Reuss, and Director of Global...
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With a bankruptcy and bailout all unfolding over months last year, it goes without saying that the image of General Motors as a brand was tarnished significantly. Prior to this period, someone at GM had the bright (not!) idea of adding a small GM...
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In 1989, Toyota launched a new luxury brand that would go on to largely replace Cadillac as a vernacular term for excellence in luxury. Known as Lexus, this brand has spent the last 20 years making headway in the US market without ever publicly...
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It must be difficult to establish yourself as a premium, luxury brand when you’re luggin’ around the much less attractive, more boisterous good ol’ boys in the back seat. Like a teenager trying to impress the most popular girl in school with...
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While it is still one of General Motors core brands, Cadillac will distance itself from the Detroit automaker to avoid the stigma of the parent company’s $50 billion U.S. backed bankruptcy last year. According to Nick Twork, a Cadillac spokesman,...
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While the annual Indianapolis 500 might be just about our favorite annual motorsports event, we haven’t had much interest in the steady stream of Corvettes (and a Camaro) that have led the pace for the last decade. We’re nostalgic for when the...
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Sure it may be Photoshop, but who cares… What’s got 556 horsepower, goes 0-60 in around 4.2 seconds and has room for 4 adults and their luggage? Well the upcoming Cadillac CTS-V Wagon of course. I LOOOOOOVE this thing. I mean I really love it....
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Cadillac SRX Consumer Reviews Cadillac SRX Overview Cadillac SRX Photo Gallery 2010 Cadillac SRX Specifications By Holly Roberts Pros: Luxury-car ride Very roomy Seriously comfortable seats Sweet features for both comfort and usability...
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So here it is, the 2011 Cadillac CTS-V Wagon, caught while getting prepped for a photo shoot in L.A. this weekend. This shouldn't come as a surprise to anybody seeing as it was confirmed months ago. Still, nice to know it wasn't...
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found 5 days ago by Ray Wert on
Jalopnik
This is it — the Cadillac CTS-V Wagon — fully unmasked at a marketing photo shoot. It's the stretched-out high-power people-hauler every automotive journalist has been waiting for. Let's just go ahead and call it the Cadillac of awesome. Of...
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"What are you guys looking at? Really, I'm getting out of my Plain-Jain Escalade to run into the store. Is that worth taking pics of?" -Reese Witherspoon I really think Reese needs something cool. What kind of car do you think Reese Witherspoon...
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found 5 days ago by Alex Nunez on
Autoblog
Well, it sure looks like it. All credit for this one goes to Autoblog reader Aaron P., who emailed the following to us: So I was walking down Grand Avenue in Downtown LA, and they were shooting a Caddy commercial. There was a covered car, which I...
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found 6 days ago by Michael Harley on
Autoblog
Chevrolet Equinox, Malibu (Hybrid), Impala, Traverse, Suburban & Tahoe Buick Lucerne & Enclave Cadillac DTS, CTS Sport Sedan & Sport Wagon, Escalade (Hybrid) & SRX GMC Acadia, Terrain, Yukon (Hybrid models available)...
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Recently-demoted Cadillac boss Bryan Nesbitt isn’t the only GM exec paying the price for weak Cadillac sales, as Automotive News [sub] reports that GM has terminated three other Caddy executives. Cadillac’s Steve Shannon and John Howell were...
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Hot on the news of Toyota offering strong March incentives to recover from a horrible February, General Motors announced that it will be offering a 0 percent / 60-month financing program on most of its 2010 model vehicles. GM’s vice president for...
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A tuned Caddillac, as is pictured above, with ample space to store Vodka, Champaign or Scotch for that matter, will surely add more to the fun. This Russian car tuning company has surely tuned this Cadillac while keeping in mind those fun loving...
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found 9 days ago by Ray Wert on
Jalopnik
Sources this morning report PT Cruiser designer Bryan Nesbitt will be relieved of his duties as Cadillac general manager today. Why? Did Reuss or Whitacre want someone younger, more pretty? Better question: is Lutz out too? [Automobile, Motor...
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found 7 days ago by Steven J. Ewing on
Autoblog
General Motors just posted a 12-percent sales increase for the month of February, and now the automaker is hoping to continue its strong sales trend by offering 0 percent financing for 60 months on sales that occur during the month of March....
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Motor Trend reports that former PT Cruiser stylist Brian Nesbitt has been relieved of his duties as the head of Cadillac, ending GM’s post-bankruptcy experiment of putting a stylist in charge of an entire division. But MT figures that Nesbitt’s...
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The reign of The Bob at General Motors is set to end on May 1, according to news reports out of Detroit. That's when GM vice chairman Bob Lutz will reportedly pack up his office at Detroit's Renaissance Center and retire. Something...
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As expected, there has been a management upheaval at General Motors today. The biggest change is the separation of sales and marketing leadership for each of the brands. Each brand will have a sales vice president reporting to GM...
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Cadillac will forever indebted to two individuals by the names of Wayne Cherry and Kip Wasenko; those are the individuals who designed the CTS, and in turn put Cadillac back on the map, making GM’s luxury brand one to be taken seriously in the...
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It was just four short months ago at the Los Angeles Auto Show that the new Cadillac CTS Coupe was all the rage. Well, four months is a long time in the car business. And L.A. ain't Geneva. Check out the Cadillac stand at 10 am this...
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In a couple of hours GM is expected to announce that Bryan Nesbitt, the young former designer best known for designing the Chrysler PT Cruiser, will be removed from his position as Cadillac general manager. Nesbitt, a protege of...
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With rumors of another GM executive shakeup flying thick and fast, we expected a downright miserable sales performance from The General in February. By the year-over-year numbers [full release here, sales numbers in PDF format here], there’s no...
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found 9 days ago by Sam Abuelsamid on
Autoblog
Just when it seemed like the gorgeous Cadillac Converj extended-range electric vehicle (ER-EV) was going to make it to production, it now appears that the program might be dead. Strictly speaking, although General Motors executives had indicated...
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found 9 days ago by Sam Abuelsamid on
Autoblog
Most agree that the majority of General Motors' recent products are easily on par with the competition in terms of design, quality and performance. And having shed much of its legacy costs in bankruptcy last year, GM should be making money on those...
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It appears the Cadillac Converj project is dead. This was the upscale Chevrolet Volt derivative that debuted in concept form at the 2009 Detroit Auto Show. General Motors vice chair said last month that the car would go into production...
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At a Society of Automotive Analysts in July, GM’s Vice Chairman Bob Lutz confirmed that the Cadillac Converj will enter production and would appear sometime after 2012. According to a report by Bloomberg today, GM has now stopped work on the...
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Cadillac relaunched [release in PDF format here] its perennially disappointing European effort last week, revealing that a new sales and import firm, Cadillac Europe, had been formed. Why would Cadillac double down on a market that it until recently...
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