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Cadillac has caused quite a buzz in the auto industry after announcing that it plans to go all-electric by 2030. The automaker is working hard to get its Lyriq EV on the road while popularizing the upcoming Escalade IQ. All this attention could have shifted the focus away from the brand's gas-powered sedans. However, there is still some interesting news about these cars you have to watch out for. 

The transmission system is one of the most critical parts of any vehicle. It transfers power from the engine to the car's wheels and has complex parts that interact with many internal and external components. A vehicle cannot run without a functioning transmission, so diagnosing transmission problems early and getting them checked out as soon as possible is very important. Here are some common transmission issues and how you can spot them.

A deep understanding of how cars work feels great, especially when you practically use that knowledge to solve car issues. If you dream of getting into or are already in this field, you may have considered working with Cadillac vehicles. While the love for the brand is a good reason to want to work with Cadillacs, there are plenty of other great motivations. Read on for the five top reasons to further your auto technician career with Cadillac.

General Motors is committed to an electric future and has chosen to demonstrate this using one of its most prominent lines, Cadillac. The brand's first all-electric car is the recently-unveiled Cadillac Lyriq, a $60,000 SUV. Due to high demand, the automaker confirmed it was forced to close the car's 2023 order book. It has announced plans to unveil three new fully electric models, whose production will begin in 2024. 

Packed with enhanced comfort and new technology, the new Cadillac 2024 XT4 Compact SUV is the definition of luxury. Its enhanced modifications and features include internal and exterior redesigns, reworked LED lighting elements, new driver assistance features, and an improved infotainment interface. Available in luxury, premium luxury, and sport models, the modified 2024 XT4 features cater to those who want luxury and top-notch performance. Here's what you can expect from the new features, suave designs, and performance. 

In car repair, most people share the philosophy, "If it ain't broke, don't fix it', and see it as unreasonable to spend their money replacing car parts that are working fine, although this is usually more cost-effective in the long run. A serpentine belt is an essential component of your car but is not made to last forever. A failing serpentine belt affects your vehicle's performance and leads to issues like overheating and alternator problems. Read on to learn more about how a serpentine belt works and when it should be replaced.

The CT4-V is both a sporty and more powerful version of the CT4, Cadillac's smallest sedan. It is loved for its high-performance engine, track-ready racing hardware, and robust handling. The standard is a manual transmission, rear-wheel powered chassis that runs on a V6 engine. Besides, the chassis has been upgraded with a sporty suspension system and custom racing rims. All these aspects make it a worthy successor of the high-performance vehicles in the Cadillac line, such as the CTS-V and ATS-V.

A clean, shiny car not only looks good but helps to protect your investment. There's a certain satisfaction in hand washing your vehicle, but you must be careful to do it correctly. These tips will give you a clean car, free from damage that often comes from hand washing.

While the Cadillac CT5 midsize sedan packs a punch, its V-Series brings performance to a whole new level. The CT5-V is the top trim for the CT5 series and comes in two different flavors; the base and the Blackwing Edition. 

Both of the models appeal to those who want a luxurious-looking vehicle and those that want top-notch performance. The CT5-V has it all and then some. Here's what you can expect as far as the design, performance, and features the model brings. 

Whenever you notice a problem with your Cadillac's braking, it's important to start troubleshooting the issue and getting to the bottom of it. Some of these signs indicate that there may be a problem with your braking system or a leak in your brake fluid; it also may be time for a complete brake replacement. Read through this quick guide to learn more about why staying on top of a brake replacement schedule is important and how you can tell when it's time for new brakes.