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Having a deluxe cabin for a family of five, the 2023 Cadillac LYRIQ runs on a fully electrified powertrain with several charging options. Built for urban settings, this upscale SUV packs lots of all-new technologies from General Motors.

 
After you spend a lot of time on the road during the winter season, it's time to perform maintenance on your vehicle to get it ready for spring. Routine maintenance is necessary to avoid potential issues under the hood and prevent them from losing value. As a driver, there are a few auto maintenance tips worth following.

 
Cadillac plans to focus on all-electric vehicles by 2030. They plan to do this more quickly than their parent company GM, which plans to hit this milestone by 2035.

 
The appearance of the Cadillac symbol dates as far back as 1902. Engineer Henry Liland and businessman William Murphy contributed to the overall concept and look. The family Cadillac crest is in honor of Henry Le Sieur Antoine De La Mothe Cadillac, a military leader and French administrator in the 1700s. The current logo is a bit different, as it was changed in 2014 to the laurel wreath design with the coat of arms. There have been a number of other changes over the years. In fact, there have been about 40 different updated versions.

 
Cadillac offers some of the most appealing luxury sedans on the market. Drivers seeking the most interior space will love the 2021 Cadillac CT5. This midsized model is currently the largest sedan in Cadillac's lineup.

 
Look out, race car fans, because Cadillac has announced that they’re going to be bringing back a race car as part of their 2023 lineup! The V-Series prototype is going to dazzle spectators at the 2023 Le Mans Race in France. Cadillac has participated in this event in the past, but it’s been almost 20 years since they’ve featured a vehicle there. With the help of Dallara, Cadillac is looking to overtake the competition with their LMDh-V.R race car at the IMSA WeatherTech Series and the FIA World Endurance Championship.

 
Designed to accommodate a family of seven, the 2022 Cadillac XT6 boasts upscale amenities and cutting-edge electronics. Rolling on a midsize platform, this three-row model claims the Top Safety Pick+ award from the Insurance Institute of Highway Safety for another consecutive year. Such a distinguished accolade is based on several rigorous metrics analyzed each year by the IIHS, one of the most trusted organizations in its respective field. Let's take a closer look at the cutting-edge driving aids available for this luxury Cadillac SUV.

 
To the delight of serious driving enthusiasts, the new Cadillac V-Series Blackwing models have arrived. These race-bred sports sedans promise to offer all-day driving fun. Let’s take a look at what they bring to the table.

Cadillac is known for its cutting-edge designs for its automobiles. However, just as important is the technological progressiveness of the brand. The past 100 years of innovative technology development have maintained Cadillacs leading global status. Today's perfected design concepts still reflect the vision of the Cadillac engineer, Henry M. Leland, who founded the company in 1902.

 

Choosing a new Cadillac is exciting, and it should also be rewarding. While there are many great options available from the brand, you will want to know that you are getting the Cadillac that best fits your needs, including your family's size and your preferred activities and conveniences. Driving style and habits are also important. If you like to gun it down the highway, you will want more than a base engine. Similarly, if you don't need lighting-fast acceleration at all times, you may be satisfied with a base engine instead. Drivetrain and transmission are also essential considerations…