These used performance wagons are spacious and capable of outperforming the best-selling sports car in the US.

The Cadillac CTS-V Sport Wagon is lucky to be here. When it was first proposed, the suits declared it too impractical for the U.S. audience. American's don't like wagons, went the reasoning, so what ...

A car rebuild expert bought a 2014 Cadillac CTS V-Sport for $8,000 when such cars usually sell for at least double that price. He soon realized the dealership had a solid reason to let it go that ...

It's no secret that Americans have a love affair with sport utility vehicles and pickup trucks. According to the Alliance for Automotive Innovation, SUVs and pickups together made up nearly 75% of all ...

Prior to the launch of the Cadillac CT5, customers looking for a four-door luxury sedan with the Caddy crest on the nose would be directed towards the Cadillac CTS. Produced between 2002 and 2019 over ...

The rumormill is going full-tilt with word that General Motors is about to get really serious about the “sport” in its Cadillac CTS Sportwagon. Here at Autoblog HQ, we certainly hope it’s all true.

As desirable as a CTS wagon in hot-rod V trim is, it's not here yet. The CTS Sport Wagon was developed as a way to offer the European market a configuration that's sure to sell, and it's headed to ...

It's no secret that passenger cars aren't doing all too well across the North American sales region – while the S650 seventh generation Ford Mustang struggles to remain afloat, Cadillac doesn't even ...