Cadillac SRX News

While Cadillac sells more models every month than Lincoln, Ford's premium brand offers more SUVs.

I've spent bits and pieces of the last five years of my life unsuccessfully searching for a car that I'd be willing to trade my 2003 Jaguar X in for.

May 9, 2013: Cadillac is blending fashion and automotive design with the launch of "Style Driven," a four-part video vignette offering an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the life of fashion stylist Erin Walsh, as she curates outfits for guests attending the famous Costume Institute Benefit at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.

Cadillac SRX in Style Driven Series on Vogue.TV. Walsh creates styles, and the video clips follow her as she makes her way around in a Cadillac SRX while selecting dresses and jewellery for Gerwig Cadillac is bringing together a mix of fashion and design as they portray their Style Driven four part series on Vogue Television.

Cadillac's big sedan, the XTS, made its Chinese debut with a lavish event in Guangzhou in February.The XTS posted good sales numbers in China in April.

There are many vehicle infotainment systems on the market today but Cadillac is setting a luxurious standard with its industry-leading technology.

Last year, China's vehicle market, the world's largest, reached a record 19.4 million units.

General Motors plans to introduce a coupe version of its Cadillac ATS compact next year, one in a spate of vehicle introductions for the luxury brand.

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The nine-day Shanghai auto show kicked off over the weekend in the world's largest and fastest-growing auto market, showcasing SUVs and luxury sedans that are being embraced by the growing numbers of wealthier Chinese consumers.

General Motors Co. plans to more than triple sales of its luxury Cadillac brand in China by 2015 by targeting affluent buyers in smaller cities as competition intensifies in the world's largest auto market.

Despite some hiccups, China remains the auto industry's great hope for new vehicle sales, with significant sales gains and a huge upside.

General Motors Company is on a mission to grab a larger piece of the Chinese luxury automobile market and says it plans to unveil a new Cadillac every year through 2016 as well as debut its Lincoln marque for the first time there in 2014.