Cadillac's Blackwing sedans have taken tracks and drag strips by storm for years. What would it look like though if that ...

But there’s one Porsche model turning the resale market on its head: the Porsche Taycan. The automaker created this EV as its ...

The 2026 Cadillac Lyriq-V will be the brand's first electric V-series model. The all-wheel-drive Lyriq-V could make 595 horsepower or more. Few other details were revealed, but we know it will ...

This esteemed European luxury car rally has made its debut on the California coast. From Santa Monica to Napa Valley, this 700 mile rally is far from an ordinary road trip.

Here is a question that has probably been on your mind for a good while: can a tuned super SUV beat a stock blue-blooded supercar in a straight-line acceleration? The mighty Cadillac Escalade-V ...

Cadillac has confirmed its Lyriq SUV will be the firm’s first EV to get the V performance treatment. The 2026 Lyriq-V launches early next year and will be sold around the world in both left- and ...

Now, it’s displaying a supercar concept with an even bigger V-6. The Alpenglow Hy6 is an evolution of the Alpenglow Hy4 we saw a few months ago. The previous car was a running prototype of the ...

12. **Massive Collections**: A passion for luxury cars runs deep among many celebrities, with Jay Leno exemplifying this enthusiasm. His impressive collection consists of around 170 cars and 117 ...

The first electric Cadillac V-Series will be a 2026 Lyriq The 2026 Cadillac Lyriq-V will arrive in 2025 Cadillac hasn't said how much power the Lyriq-V will have or how much it will cost The ...

Cadillac has long been a storied luxury car ... The Performance car class was dominated by the superstar supercar players, with the Porsche 911 GTS leading home the Lamborghini Revuelto and ...

Cadillac’s Lyriq (from $58,590) combines driver-focused innovations and intuitive features, creating a striking EV SUV. (MSRP excludes tax, title, license, dealer fees and optional equipment ...

A total of 35 high-end vehicles - including Range Rovers, Porsches, Mercedes, BMWs, and Lamborghinis - were taken and shipped to Thailand, with a combined value of £6.5m. Thirty supercars stolen ...