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Cadillac is currently preparing for crash tests with a prototype chassis before making its 2026 F1 bow

Sedans continue to disappear from the US—and Cadillac is no exception. After killing off the CTS and CT6 models a few years back, the luxury automaker will lose another one of its sedans after 2026. Having fewer choices is never good; that said, it's not all bad news.  

Imagine death threats over a used Mary Kay car.

The Tour is returning to the course for the first time since 2016 after playing there every year since 1962, with the same title sponsor as when it left a decade ago.

Porsche's Matt Campbell and Mathieu Jaminet were heavy favourites to clinch the IMSA title heading into the 2025 finale at Road Atlanta. However, not everything proved as easy as it could have been at Petit Le Mans...

The automotive industry is at an inflection point. Software has changed what consumers expect from today's vehicles, and the increase in processing power unlocks new possibilities. Screens, connectivity, advanced safety features, and autonomy are changing how automakers think about and design tomorrow's vehicles.  

Cadillac is leaving no stone unturned to be ready for its big Formula 1 debut in 2026. As a team without a car, F1's 11th entrant is resorting to the virtual world to get ready for the big time

Cadillac is leaving no stone unturned to be ready for its big Formula 1 debut in 2026. As a team without a car, F1's 11th entrant is resorting to the virtual world to get ready for the big time

The 2026 Cadillac Vistiq is a 3-row all-electric SUV with an estimated range of 300 miles, and it delivered impressive efficiency in my testing.