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General Motors will have a respectable lineup of electric cars by the end of the decade, as the Cadillac product plan has recently been revealed to include three electrified models to join the Chevrolet EVs.

The Cadillac brand is making moves to continue to better challenge the other luxury automakers doing business in the United States and a new rumor suggests that General Motors could be planning a new halo car for Cadillac – one which could be based on the current Chevrolet Corvette.

Cadillac is planning to introduce a plug-in hybrid version of its upcoming CT6 large sedan next year. What we do know is that the luxury saloon will not bear much resemblance to the other Cadillac plug-in, the ELR.

We have known for some time now that the Cadillac brand would introduced a new premium luxury sedan at the 2015 North American International Auto Show in Detroit and today, General Motors announced that the new range topping Caddy sedan would be named the CT6 – bringing with it a new naming system that will spread across the entire brand.

Those folks who have been eagerly awaiting the Cadillac ATS-V or CTS-V before making their next new luxury sport sedan purchase will only have to wait until this fall, as the high performance ATS-V is expected to debut in November in LA followed by the debut of the CTS-V in Detroit next January.

The Chevrolet Volt is a fantastic extended range electric vehicle so it should come as no surprise that the 2014 Cadillac ELR arrives as the best option for anyone looking to buy a true luxury EV from a company that will still be around in a few years – while also doing away with range anxiety in the true premium style.

The Cadillac ELR has not sold well, mainly due to its disproportionately high sticker price. Cadillac and its dealers are getting desperate to move the vehicles.

In a sudden announcement, Nissan global says that Johan de Nysschen, current head of premium brand Infiniti, has tendered his resignation.

There was a time in America when the Cadillac brand made the best sport-luxury coupes. Guess what? That time is now.

If you are a fan of General Motors performance and you like the 2015 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray but you want something with more power and more exclusivity – without waiting for the upcoming 2015 Corvette Z06 – the final edition of the current Cadillac CTS-V Coupe has you covered.

The Cadillac CTS is all new for 2014 and while there is no CTS-V so far, the new CTS VSport offers an incredible driving experience for those CTS buyers who demand more power than is offered with the non-VSport models – while including every bit of luxury that GM has to offer in this incredible sport sedan.

The folks at Motor Trend announced their 2014 Car of the Year today and for the second time in 6 years, the Cadillac CTS is the top car in America according to the legendary automotive publication.

General Motors has attempted to enter the luxury compact segment in the past but with the 2013 Cadillac ATS, the General finally has a small luxury sedan that can truly hang with anything else sold in the segment in the USA.

President Barack Hussein Obama gets from point A to point B in a monstrous Cadillac limousine known as “The Beast” that was first introduced in 2009 and while details on this unique Caddy have been short in the past – we now have a long list of details on the struggling President’s fortress on wheels.

General Motors has just announced the pricing for the 2014 Cadillac ELR and getting your hands on this new super efficient luxury coupe won’t come cheap – with a price starting at $75,995 before any applicable electric vehicle credits.

After teasing the 2015 Cadillac Escalade in headlight, badge and interior images, General Motors has dropped the full details on the next generation super luxury sport utility vehicle.

General Motors has offered up the first glimpse of the interior of the upcoming 2015 Cadillac Escalade and while we can only see a small portion of the front seats and a angled shot of the dash – this one image shows that the next generation Escalade will offer new levels of luxury with a design similar to that found in the rest of the premium vehicle lineup.

The configuration page for the 2014 Cadillac CTS Sport Sedan has gone live so those prospective midsized American luxury sedan buyers who are looking to score the newest Caddy can price out their ideal sport sedan - with a price beginning at $46,025 and shooting up towards the $70k mark when the 2014 CTS is all optioned up.