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2010 Cadillac SRX 3.0 V6 AWD - Road Test
Highs: Lexus-like cabin, BMW-like seats, superb fit and finish. Lows: Far too heavy, nonlinear throttle, confused transmission.
Car Shoppers: Should You Buy or Lease?
Car shoppers have to weigh offers of 0% financing and/or generous cash back against leases with low monthly payments and layoff protection plans .
GM's restructuring will take a toll
President Barack Obama pushed a humbled General Motors into bankruptcy yesterday and said the federal government will act as 'reluctant shareholder' when it assumes a 60 percent ownership of a smaller version of the carmaker.
GM official expresses confidence in Corvette
A General Motors executive says the company has "100 percent confidence" in the Corvette and is pleased with the Kentucky plant where the iconic sports car is made.
With its futuristic, look-at-me XLR convertible, GM's luxury brand delivers a diamond in the rough.
Cadillac, Pontiac cut STS-V, G6 GXP
Add Cadillac 's STS-V to the list of high performance General Motors cars that won't make be making an appearance for the 2010 model year.
GM to Close 13 Plants, Cut Production
General Motors has announced the schedule of plant closings for the summer. The company is scheduling multiple down weeks at 13 plants across North America.
Spring Hill auto plant to close for 5 weeks
General Motors' Spring Hill assembly plant will be forced to halt production of its Chevrolet Traverse crossover vehicle for five weeks this summer because of weak sales, but autoworkers at the plant said Thursday evening that the temporary shutdown could have been a lot worse.
GM to shut down Spring Hill Traverse production for 5 weeks
General Motors Corp.'s Spring Hill, Tenn., assembly plant will stop production of the Chevrolet Traverse crossover utility vehicle for five weeks, from June 8-July 10, as part of a plan the automaker announced today to trim 190,000 vehicles from its 2009 production schedule in response to slow sales and bloated inventories.
Grant Wilson, 35, of Smiths Grove spends time with his 6-week-old daughter, Addysen, after coming home from a long day of working construction.
Let's hope General Motors still has enough cash left over for few luxuries, because we can't wait for the Cadillac CTS coupe.
Ford to improve fuel efficiency for F-150 pickup
Ford's 2009 F-150, as seen at the 2008 North American International Auto Show. Photograph by: James Maclennan, The Windsor Star, Financial Post FordMotorCo.
Editors at TheCarConnection.com note that the interior of the 2009 Cadillac STS is soft and luxurious.
GM Shelves Small Duramax Diesel V-8 - Car News
Despite being hyped for its innovative design and potential to significantly improve the fuel economy of full-size trucks, General Motors is placing on indefinite hold plans to introduce a new 4.5-liter Duramax ...
Yes, ita TMs still alive. BY MIKE SUTTON, PHOTOGRAPHY BY BRENDA PRIDDY AND COMPANY AND THE MANUFACTURER, ILLUSTRATION BY ERIC WOODWARD February 2009 Relax, Cadillac fans.
Valley homeowner offers free Cadillac with purchase of home
Buy a house, get a free car! A homeowner is so desperate to sell his Phoenix home for $160,000, he's offering a free 2005 Cadillac XLR as an incentive.
GM axes plans for Bowling Green
Less than two years ago, a union deal with General Motors suggested that Bowling Green could see more than 2,000 new jobs at its automotive plant.
The name Cadillac is synonymous with luxury. Cadillac has always been known as the premier American luxury sedan, and there was a time when anyone who thought about a luxury car bought a Cadillac.
My first review was about the 1993 Cadillac Allante, which I drove as an undergrad on the factory test track in Detroit.
GM' Bowling Green expansion on hold
Plans announced last year to move 2,000 General Motors jobs from Wilmington, Del., to Bowling Green appear to be on hold, United Auto Workers Local 2164 President Eldon Renaud said yesterday.