Cadillac

We know SUVs are all the rage, but if you’re still interested in a luxury sports sedan, there’s good news from Cadillac: It’s still investing in the overall body style with the 2020 CT5, appearing at the 2019 New York auto show.

Ahead of the public opening on Friday, here's everything you might've 
 missed of our comprehensive coverage of the 2019 New York International 
 Auto Show.

For 2020, we're going to see a very different sedan lineup at the Cadillac 
 dealership, and another piece of it has just been revealed at the 2019 New 
 York auto show: the CT5.

Debuting at the 2019 New York auto show, the 2020 Cadillac CT5 is one 
 new luxury sports sedan we're looking forward to driving as it seems 
 promising on paper.

A trio of exciting debuts from popular mainstream models anchors the busy 
 2019 New York auto show. Here's what to expect when things get 
 underway.

Domino's is rolling out an in-car ordering platform that will allow you to put 
 in for a pizza from the comfort of your vehicle without ever picking up a 
 phone.

Cadillac announced today that it will add additional numbers to the trunk 
 lids of most of cars and SUVs beginning in the 2020 model year.

Cadillac is teasing us with a first look at its coming new CT5 mid-size 
 sedan, the first of weekly teasers that will lead up its unveiling at the 2019 
 New York auto show.

Buick and Porsche dealerships earned top scores on their respective lists in 
 a new satisfaction study for vehicle service visits. In distant last place, by 
 contrast, were Land Rover and Fiat.

Approximately 26,800 model-year 2016-18 Cadillac CTS sedans, and 
 model-year 2017 Cadillac ATS sedans, Chevrolet Camaro coupes and 
 Chevrolet Corvette sports cars are being recalled.