Introduced in the late 1940s as a trim level of the Cadillac Series 62, the de Ville became a stand-alone nameplate in 1958 and quickly morphed into one of America's most iconic luxury automobiles.

Electric drives have changed the way vehicles are being designed, and sooner than later they will probably change our world altogether by (hopefully) significantly cutting down emissions resulting ...

The expression “Yank tank” could have been coined for Cadillac, the American luxury brand whose history is filled with hulking motoring... The expression “Yank tank” could have been coined for ...

The expression “Yank tank” could have been coined for Cadillac, the American luxury brand whose history is filled with hulking motoring... The expression “Yank tank” could have been coined for ...

Every workday afternoon in the late-Sixties, Ray Tanner would drive across the Lion’s Gate bridge from North Vancouver to his job as a printer-typesetter at Pacific Press. He worked afternoons and ...

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When the '50s arrived it was easy to see the transition automotive designers at the Big Three were making with regard to their creative impressions. Shorter brush strokes became longer and more ...

While we may not consider the late 1970s as the finest era for General Motors, this particular 1977 Cadillac Coupe de Ville is an exception. Forget the Cadillac CTS-V with only 640 horsepower, this ...

One of television’s most recognizable cars is hitting the auction block. The 1977 Cadillac Sedan de Ville driven by Walter White in the final season of Breaking Bad will soon cross the stage at ...

The Windy City of Chicago, Illinois is known historically for many things. The town has long been considered a center for finance and business, and the history surrounding the storied sports ...