A longtime symbol of Cadillac luxury, the DeVille takes on new life as the DTS for 2006. From its Cadillac-signature exterior styling and luxurious interior to its powerful, refined ride ...

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Cadillac hasn't given up on having a land yacht in its lineup, so they unveiled the Celestiq last year. An all-new and all-electric model set to enter production in 2024, it is very different than the ...

The 2011 Cadillac DTS (DeVille Touring Sedan) represents Cadillac’s commitment to delivering a luxurious full-size sedan with timeless appeal. Combining old-world American luxury with modern ...

Alex Kaufmann November 29, 2006 Comment Now! Cadillac will be launching its new limited edition Platinum Series range of cars at this week's L.A. Auto Show, with cars that feature even more luxury and ...

Last of the Cadillac models to adopt the marque’s edgy, vertical-lamp styling theme, the large front-drive Deville sedan arrives in fall for the start of the 2006 model year with a design facelift, re ...

It's the second parade for George W. Bush, so his face is already familiar to many, but some folks may have noticed another new star in today's presidential inaugural parade: a jet-black, state-of-the ...

Cadillac’s replacement for the top-level DTS sedan is to be called the XTS and will be built alongside several other GM products at the company’s Oshawa, Canada plant. Production is expected to begin ...

Viknesh Vijayenthiran November 23, 2006 Comment Now! We now have official shots of the long-wheelbase version of the Cadillac’s DTS sedan. The extended version, dubbed the DTS-L, will hit showrooms ...

The DTS made its debut at the 2005 Chicago Auto Show and remained in production until 2011. Unless GM abruptly alters the product and naming strategies for its luxury brand, there isn’t going to be a ...