The latest CADILLAC model coming to Cadillac of Sioux Falls is the CADILLAC ATS, headed for your Sioux Falls dealer soon.

   

It's a head-turner, but let's talk specs. ATS comes standard with a 2.5-liter turbocharged engine, connected to either an automatic or manual transmission, in both rear wheel and all wheel drive variants. The 3.6-liter V6 upgrade reaches 320 horsepower with an automatic. Optional content includes leather eight-way power seats and…

Often times, automakers attempt to impress enthusiasts with flashy exterior updates for new models. However, Cadillac is not one of those automakers and the Cadillac SRX is not one of those models. In other words, the popular SRX crossover has already received plenty of popularity with its current looks. That's why, for the year 2013, Cadillac has chosen to revamp the interior instead.

 

As the automaker's best-selling vehicle, the Cadillac SRX has several…

Cadillac's release of new models, such as Cadillac CTS and 2013's ATS at Cadillac of Sioux Falls, are just one part of the company's attempt to broaden their audience appeal. Offering smaller vehicles with high gas mileage is how they hope on bringing in younger fans, but they also haven't forgotten their roots.

 

Several new vehicles are coming to Cadillac - include a larger sedan named XTS, and smaller but still SUV…

At the Detroit Auto Show back in 2009, CADILLAC announced plans for a luxury hybrid sedan, a concept called the CADILLAC Converj. Almost three years later, the Converj has not yet hit the market, but it's slated for a 2013 or 2014 release. In an effort to keep the latest plans for the CADILLAC hybrid under wraps, General Motors might have been caught testing the Converj, disguising it as a Volt.

 

Auto photographers recently…

One of the biggest automotive unveilings at car shows over the past few months is Cadillacs re-imagined line up of vehicles. Smaller, sporty models like ATS are coming to attract youthful buyers. However, Caddy has not forgotten its roots. Their rumored next-gen flagship, 2013 XTS, will take the place of Cadillac CTS. Its larger sibling, an XTS Limo, is also coming in February.

   

XTS wants to take over as the staple for livery services across…

Cadillac of Sioux Falls is looking at Cadillac Presidential Limos, then and now:

   

President Woodrow Wilson rode in a 1916 Cadillac Series 53 during the 1919 WWI victory parade in Boston. After a less celebrated time in American history, the Pearl Harbor attacks, Franklin D. Roosevelt drove in an armored 1928 Cadillac Town Sedan.

    

Harry S. Truman and Dwight D. Eisenhower drove in two 1938 Cadillac Convertibles, dubbed Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth. Each was…

Cadillac Escalade has been the recipient of many honors, but one bestowed on the 2011 model, "most stolen truck in America," was not so complimentary. General Motors hopes to change this in 2012. Cadillac vehicles at Cadillac of Sioux Falls in South Dakota will have some beefed up security on all trims.

 

Here's what features are coming to 2012's Escalade:

 

Sophisticated encryption system for keys, dubbed Pass Key 3+ to thwart theft. A?

Luxury car drivers deserve only the highest-end, in-car connectivity, don't you think? Cadillac does. That's exactly why they're launching an all-new system called CUE in 2012. In three words, CUE is in-car connectivity re-imagined.

By engineering the system with a suite of first-ever technologies and intuitive capabilities, Cadillac CUE is so intelligent that it can adapt to suite your specific needs and preferences. As Cadillac says, "It's so advanced it even?

Filed under: Sedan, Performance, Marketing/Advertising, Cadillac, Luxury

When spending big dollars on a Super Bowl ad buy, companies would do themselves well to remember that the successful spots aren't just the ones being talked about the next day. The ads that more eyeballs actually saw while watching the game were also worth their weight in focus groups.

For the second year in a row, General Motors is claiming that it aired the most watched ad during the most watched event in U.S. TV history. We are speaking of the 30-second spot entitled "Green Hell" featuring the Cadillac…

Filed under: Classics, Convertible, Auctions, Government/Legal, Cadillac, Specialty, Luxury

The unfortunate reality of a post-JFK, post-9/11 America means that our president needs to be hidden away from public view, and the details of his high-security transportation are just as hidden. But there was a time when the leader of the free world was paraded around for all to see, and for three presidents of these United States, this was the car in which they met their constituents.

Nicknamed the Queen Mary, this 1938 Cadillac V-16 President Convertible Parade Limousine was one of only two specially made for the…