At 9,134 pounds, the 2025 Escalade IQ is not only the heaviest passenger vehicle we’ve ever tested, but it’s unapologetically larger than life.

The big SUV is a step in fulfilling Cadillac's vision for an all-electric lineup of "tier one" luxury vehicles.

The Escalade nameplate has ruled the three-row luxury SUV class for a quarter-century now. And despite the overt inflation in ...

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- General Motors has issued a safety recall for several vehicle models across two of the auto giant’s main brands. The company is currently recalling certain luxury sedans ...

Holden executives were secretly hatching a plan to save the brand by teaming up with the Chinese car maker behind MG and LDV.

Cadillac finally gives its Escalade full-size SUV an electric powertrain to match its impressive tech, but the results are mixed.

Here's everything you need to know about how reliable Buick's city-slick Encore really is, and which models you shouldn't be ...

No car brand has struggled to find itself more than Cadillac in the 21st century. The brand has vacillated between luxury and ...

Cadillac revealed a jaw-dropping, electrically powered ultra-luxury convertible ... and technology, General Motors design chief Michael Simcoe said as the car debuted in an immaculate midcentury ...

The British car maker based in Crewe and employing more than 4,000 people announced an operating profit of €373million ...

Some details remain untested for now, the most obvious being how close the Escalade IQ will be able to get to its claimed 460 ...

The Corsair puts out 250 horsepower, which is nothing to scoff at. For space, it has nearly 40 inches of legroom in the back ...