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WASHINGTON, D.C. — When President Bush cruised down Pennsylvania Avenue after he took the oath of office for his second term, he rode in an all-new Cadillac DTS limousine that's beginning its first term of service to the nation's chief executive, according to the Detroit News.
Read More →DETROIT — After spending billions to revamp Chevrolet and Cadillac, General Motors has turned $3 billion of attention to Saturn.
Read More →DETROIT — After spending billions to revamp Chevrolet and Cadillac, General Motors has turned $3 billion of attention to Saturn.
Read More →The Cadillac Escalade EXT is the vehicle most targeted by thieves, a study by the insurance industry found, according to a report in the Associated Press on October 21.
Read More →David McKeone, formerly assistant VP for fleet at Crawford Company, has been named director of fleet sales for Bridges Auto Group (Cadillac, Hummer, and Saturn) in Smyrna, GA. His phone number is (770) 952-2277 or (800) 367-0326. His e-mail address is: David.McKeone@CapitalCadillac.com.
Read More →Cadillac and BostonCoach, a large provider of ground transportation services worldwide, announced on June 2 the signing of an agreement to convert the majority of BostonCoach's livery fleet to the Cadillac DeVille.
Read More →This high-tech concept boasts more computing power with the ability to smoothly shut off half the engine in eight-cylinder vehicles, providing maximum fuel efficiency without compromising performance.
Read More →General Motors began taking orders for fully armored Cadillac DeVilles. Options include run-flat tires, a reinforced steel frame and bullet-resistant glass that won't shatter into the cabin of the car, according to a Dow Jones report,
Read More →General Motors began taking orders for fully armored Cadillac DeVilles. Options include run-flat tires, a reinforced steel frame and bullet-resistant glass that won't shatter into the cabin of the car, according to a Dow Jones report,
Read More →The newest version of the Toyota Prius, introduced in 1997, beat out 26 new or significantly reengineered models from nameplates such as Acura, BMW, Cadillac and Volkswagen to be named 2004 Car of the Year by Motor Trend magazine.
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