Cadillac may have dropped the towel on the sports car game, but at least it still makes traditional sedans in addition to the usual crossovers. However, there was a time when the GM-owned premium car ...

It is estimated that fewer than 17,000 copies of the Cadillac XLR were made between 2003 and 2009, and we came across one that is looking for a new home. This 2004 model has a Crimson Pearl exterior ...

Explore our bold vision of Cadillac’s future with reimagined performance icons like the XLR, showcasing how the brand could reclaim its legacy. Automotive trends shape the rise and fall of vehicles we ...

The Cadillac XLR was a two-seat luxury sports retractable-hardtop convertible introduced for the 2004 model year. The XLR was manufactured alongside the Chevy Corvette at the Bowling Green, Kentucky ...

The CT6 is a full-size luxury sedan, and is decently fast as a car in general but not as a performance car. The ...

Just two decades ago, you could wander in to your local Cadillac dealer and drive out in one of the cooler vehicles to ever grace God's green earth: The Cadillac XLR, a C6 Corvette done up with a hard ...

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Buying a used luxury car that cost just under $100,000 dollars when new for $10,000 sounds like a great bargain, especially when you factor in inflation — we’re talking about a 20-year-old car here.

Cadillac currently doesn’t offer a convertible, but if you wind the clock back by about 15 years, you’ll bump into this – the Cadillac XLR, a front-engine, rear-drive roadster produced between 2003 ...

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Back in the early Aughts, Cadillac was in the midst of a paradigm shift. While iconic GM brand had earned its stripes with opulent personal luxury cars like the Coupe de Ville and Eldorado in the ...

Most importantly, apparently, is that the XLR turns heads in Beverly Hills, a place where heads rarely turn. So the car is definitely visually striking and unique— but does it have the performance and ...