As Cadillac expands its ATS lineup this year with the addition of a coupe variant, the company has also given the sedan a minor update.

If you’re feeling patriotic this 4th of July weekend, there are some automotive videos starring America’s best waiting for you.

A new commercial for OnStar has quietly revealed the redesigned 2015 Cadillac CTS. 

General Motors has actually recalled one of its own recalls on the 2014 Cadillac CTS. 

Cadillac’s CTS sports sedan is new for 2014. The car gains expressive new design, cutting-edge technology and a luxurious cabin with all the latest features.

Big luxury SUVs like the Cadillac Escalade were at one time the first choice for families with cash to burn, but these days there is no shortage of crossovers to fill that niche.

For 2015, the Cadillac ATS sedan is getting some lightly reworked style, revealed early in a new behind-the-scenes video. 

Luxury sedan shoppers were all over AutoGuide.com‘s YouTube channel this past week.

Our most watched video from June 8 to June 15 is a comparison of the 2014 Cadillac CTS and the 2015 Hyundai Genesis while our review of the Mercedes-Benz S550 garnered plenty of views as well. Lastly, German sports car lovers indulged in our comparison video pitting the Porsche 911 Turbo against the Audi R8 V10 Plus.

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If you own a Mercedes-Benz SUV, chances slim that you will see it again if it is stolen.

American muscle car enthusiasts rejoice, there’s a new king in town.

This past week, AutoGuide.com put the new Chevrolet Camaro Z/28 in the test and came away impressed. Our readers were also interested to see how the new Z/28 performed, making it the most watched video of the week while our comparison of the Cadillac CTS and 2015 Hyundai Genesis continued to garner plenty of views.

Lastly, remaining popular for another week is our video of the Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Z51 getting put to the test on the track.

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Cadillac has a heck of an engine to play with these days. Putting their heads together, they took GM’s naturally aspirated V6 and swapped most of the internal components before strapping on a pair of turbochargers.

Rather than issuing a recall, General Motors is extending its warranty coverage on the Chevrolet ZL1 Camaro and Cadillac CTS-V after discovering a flaw with certain superchargers.

If you’re in the market for a luxury sedan that isn’t made in Europe, you’ll like AutoGuide.com‘s most watched video of the week.

Our comparison of the 2014 Cadillac CTS against the 2015 Hyundai Genesis garnered the most views this past week while our video comparing the Honda Civic and the Toyota Corolla continued to be frequently watched. Lastly, hybrid luxury buyers were interested to see if the Cadillac ELR is worth the price tag.

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Back when record turntables and two-speed automatic transmissions were considered premium, Cadillac ruled the luxury car world.

The third-generation Cadillac CTS is an improvement in almost every way possible, but like all cars it’s far from perfect.

Once again, the Honda Accord attracted more thieves than other other car in the United States last year. 

The woes continue for General Motors, which can’t seem to stay out of the spotlight.

Cadillac’s plans for a three-row crossover that would have offered an alternative to the body-on-frame Escalade are on hold.

The Cadillac ELR is not going to have an easy road in life. Thrust onto the market wearing a $75,995 price tag, this new car resides in a high-end neighborhood all about luxury, performance and refinement. As a front-wheel drive coupe based on a Chevrolet range-extending hybrid that only makes 217 hp, is it playing out of its league? 

Cadillac is hard at work on the next-generation CTS-V high-performance model as these spy photos reveal.

Don’t stress about the Mondays, because it’s time to test a few new cars, including two luxury sport-sedans and a rear-wheel drive sports car.

The 2015 Cadillac XTS is heading to dealerships with some extra goodies.

Cadillac has announced that the 2015 ATS Coupe will sell for a base price of $38,990 including delivery. 

Sales of Cadillac’s ELR plug-in hybrid are off to a rocky start, and now GM is trying sweeten the pot by offering discounts to customers and dealers. 

We’ll start with an honorable mention: We’d love to include the 17-inch screen found in the Tesla Model S but it’s too niche and limited to a vehicle few people can afford to own. However, it features a responsive screen that can be horizontally split. There is also a built in web browser.

Get ready, the next-generation of Cadillac V-Series models are coming.

Performance oriented hybrids have been released by some of the most exotic car makers in the world this year, and it looks like General Motors is now considering upping the ante of its extended-range hybrid. 

Cadillac is ending the life of the current CTS-V with a final farewell in the form of a limited production special edition. 

If you’re experiencing acceleration issues in your 2013 Cadillac SRX, the American automaker has a recall for that.

It’s a new week fully loaded with new cars. Lets dive into AutoGuide Now and see what the editors of AutoGuide.com are testing this week.

There’s plenty of new cars heading to dealerships in the coming months, and AutoGuide is first to review them.

The 2015 Honda Fit, the 2015 Hyundai Genesis sedan and the 2015 Cadillac Escalade all usher in new generations for the popular models… but how do they stack up against their predecessors and against the competition? This past week, AutoGuide‘s most watched videos were reviews on all three vehicles, as we take a look to see if newer is indeed better.

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The large, rear-wheel-drive sedan is a uniquely American phenomenon. Like bison, they used to roam free across the continent in an enormous herd that couldn’t be numbered, not even with an industrial-size abacus. But just like their furry, hoofed counterparts these cars have all but disappeared, victims of that relentless and unstoppable force called progress.

Two American automakers have topped the J.D. Power U.S. Customer Service Index (CSI) Study for the first time.

The most popular videos on the AutoGuide YouTube channel this week range from luxury SUVs to family sedans.

Craig Cole took a deep look at the all-new Cadillac Escalade, to see if the massive, luxury SUV has a place in today’s market, while Sami Haj-Assaad explores the many tech features of the new Infiniti Q50. Lastly, there’s our review of the Chrysler 200, which we said is 200 times better than the old one.

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Having four doors doesn’t have to mean driving responsibly. There are dozens of high-powered luxury sedans available in today’s marketplace, most of which boast over 500 hp.

In a world where downsizing is the norm and efficiency is a huge priority, Cadillac is launching a totally redesigned Escalade.

Spring is here and the U.S. automotive market saw its overall sales rise six percent in March, shaking off the slow start to 2014.

While not its top seller, the Escalade is still a hugely important part of Cadillac’s lineup. Adore it or abhor it, this high-brow hauler has brought in a lot of money for the company over the years and helped raise its profile among wealthy clientele.

The cars this week all have one thing in common: excess. Excess power, excess cylinders, excess luxury and excess value. Check out what we’re driving this week on AutoGuide Now.

If you’ve never paid attention to the Pirelli World Challenge Series, 2014 will be a great year to start.

Cadillac’s extended range electric car has barely been on sale long enough for people to realize it’s available, and it’s already being recalled.

Cadillac is introducing a new limited-production version of its hot new ATS sedan. The Crimson Sport special edition offers buyers some exclusive features.

General Motors is currently dealing with internal and independent reviews of its recall procedures, and it seems that all the attention has dug up a few more issues. 

Believe it or not the U.S. Department of Homeland Security does more than just waste travelers’ time at airports, confiscating toothpaste and books of matches. The government organization actually has a hand to play in the presidential limo, which is expected to be replaced by the time our next commander in chief takes office in 2017.

The next-generation Cadillac CTS-V will feature over 560 hp according to latest reports.

GM has been working to revive its Cadillac division for a decade and a half. After much hard work and many billions of dollars things are really starting to fall into place instead of falling apart. They’ve transformed the brand from an also-ran into a genuine competitor to German luxury hegemony.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has given the 2014 Cadillac SRX an overall five-star safety rating. 

After experiencing impressive growth in global sales last year, Cadillac aims to continue that trend in 2014 and beyond.

Cadillac has released a new commercial for its ELR, poking fun at the brand’s European rivals at the same time.

Welcome to 2014! Apparently in Chinese Astrology it’s the year of the “wood horse” but let’s hope this timber pony can canter away and carry the auto industry to continuing sales success. Which brands drove away with buckets of cash and which ones took a tumble down the stairs? Let’s take a peek at last month’s showroom winners and losers.

Cadillac is offering some extra incentive to prospective ELR buyers, giving early adopters a complimentary 240-volt home charging station along with free installation. 

Rumors of a Cadillac branded crossover are being stoked by none other than the man in charge of the luxury automaker, Bob Fergusson.

Cadillac is preparing an ATS-L, a long-wheelbase variant of its ATS sedan that will be built specifically for the Chinese market.

Cadillac has begun road testing its new rear-wheel drive flagship and our spy photographers have captured some images showing off a heavily camouflaged prototype of the new model. 

Cadillac will let you lease its new ELR electric luxury coupe for $699 per month, but there’s a catch.

The 2015 Cadillac Escalade will carry a starting MSRP of $71,695. 

Despite dismissive comments about its cross-town rival being made in the past, Cadillac wants to set the record straight on Lincoln.

“Does Cadillac need a halo car?”

Cadillac is expanding its lineup with an all-new version of the ATS that sports two fewer doors, unveiling the ATS Coupe at the 2014 Detroit Auto Show.