Cadillac Reviews

Cadillac’s entry-level EV is priced to compete with premium and mainstream models alike.

If you tried to imagine an all-electric Escalade, it would probably drive like this.

The XT4 looks better than ever, but it’s in need of expensive upgrades to feel premium.

This EV feels like a bespoke product at a bargain basement price.

Large and luxurious when you need to haul a crowd in style.

Has Cadillac built a better BMW M3?

It’s roomy and comfortable, but the XT5 can seem dated next to some competitors.

We tested the all-electric Lyriq in deeply cold conditions, and the results were promising.

This baby Escalade has the goods to move a family in style.

Diabolically delightful, this Caddy is among the best cars ever built.

Even looking past supply-related feature cuts, there’s not a whole lot that makes this Cadillac stand out from the pack.

Fun, predictable, and focused, the mid-performance CT4 is one of the better handling luxury sedans out there.

The 2023 Cadillac Lyriq comes as a single-trim, no-real-options affair and is generally a commendable and very comfortable starting point for electric Cadillacs.

The last hurrah

A new kind of Cadillac for a new kind of buyer

Well-rounded, but comes with caveats

Customizable Caddy

Entry-level luxury

Big and bold

Bigger, better, swaggier

Can a unique, powerful engine redeem this underdog?

A well-rounded, if conservative reinterpretation of the V-Series

Relatively few, easily detectable issues

Giving you your money’s worth

Effortless, comfortable cruising.

Fully loaded, with a price tag to match.

Cadillac’s all-new subcompact crossover is ready to compete.

Sport vs Premium Luxury

Mostly minor problems.

Leading the Cadillac charge.

Putting Caddy’s King of Bling to work.

Cadillac has created an excellent flagship, but is it good enough to attract import drivers?

Quick and comfy update on a familiar luxury concept.

Elevating the Blend

Sporty, ritzy, long-haul ready.

As comfy as a hotel suite – we tried!

V is for vicious.

Of current and currency

Shopping for a used copy of a recent LSA-powered GM?

Authentically winter ready

Cadillac’s replacement for the SRX is called the XT5, and though it’s similar in spec and size and kit to an abundance of posh-ute...

When it comes to full-size luxury sedans, manufacturers don't move a lot of them, but they certainly do pour their hearts and souls into...

Telling your German car enthusiast pals about the Cadillac ATS-V is just the best thing. “Oh, the Cadillac.

As a used entry-level luxury sports model, the Cadillac ATS is proving to be a compelling buy.

Here are three words you may not have associated with Cadillac: distinctive, sophisticated, agile.

Given that Cadillac debuted its ATS Coupe only last year as a 2015 model (two years after the ATS Sedan arrived), you'd be forgiven for...

If there is a downside to reviewing a different car every week, it’s that we reviewers become a bit jaded, and dare I say, spoiled.

Ahhhh, Los Angeles. The glitz. The glamour. Sunset Boulevard. “I’m ready for my close-up now” and all that.

New Caddy Crossover.

The Cadillac of Cars