Cadillac

As a company, Cadillac has had a long and glorious history. Once heralded as the standard of the world, Cadillac still holds a special place in the consciousness of the general public. When something is really nice, it is even now said to be the 'Cadillac' of whatever that thing is. And now we have the Cadillac of station wagons.

With its dynamic performance, extraordinary levels of craftsmanship and dramatic styling, the XLR has redefined the Cadillac brand.

Once known as the standard of the world, Cadillac has made serious strides over the past several years to again be worthy of that moniker. If you’re a fan of American luxury cars, there’s really none finer.

As a family car, the SRX offers everything any growing family could want, with the added advantage of an engaging driving experience for Mom and Dad. Plus, lest you forget, best of all…it’s a Cadillac!

While certainly not for everyone, Escalade does offer considerable luxury, performance and utility––all in one remarkable package.

Built at the Detroit Hamtramck Assembly, Cadillac’s DTS is the top of the line of America’s finest luxury brand. If you’re seeking the quintessential American luxury experience, look no farther, you’ve just found the Cadillac of American luxury cars.

Speaking of size, while this is the entry-level Cadillac, it is sized like the mid-level cars of its competitors from BMW and Mercedes––while sharing their feature set. If you’re shopping for a luxury performance sedan, you might want to give the Cadillac CTS a drive.

The Cadillac SRX is morphing with the times. Formerly a large, station wagon-like vehicle, it changes completely for 2010, becoming a more compact crossover with a city-friendly footprint and Cadillac's signature luxury.

The sport-sedan market has never been a place for poseurs or pretenders, so the Cadillac CTS has brought its best game. The CTS communicates its sporting intent with an edgy, bladed look that transmits a powerful curb presence. The car's silhouette is more like a coupe's than a sedan's, and there's an available double-paned sunroof that opens the entire interior up to the sky.

When it first hit the streets, no one wanted to take the Cadillac Escalade seriously. These days, the Escalade isn't the butt of jokes; it's the flagship of the whole lineup, and certainly the most recognizable vehicle Cadillac currently builds.

There's something fundamentally American about the Cadillac STS, and for once that can be said in a good way. This full-size luxury sedan carries the familiar crest into battle against serious luxury vehicles like the BMW 5-Series and Lexus GS, and it carries it with pride.