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2023 is expected to be a new era for Cadillac. Through its latest electric sedan, the brand wants to alter its image in the automobile industry. This attempt has apparently been welcomed as indicated by flooding Celestiq customers. According to the model’s chief engineer Tony Roma, if every order Cadillac receives converts to a sale, … Read more
It has been confirmed that the 2023 Chevrolet Montana will be produced in Brazil. And it takes just one day for the small pickup’s reservations to be filled in the country. Now, did we hear something new? Yes, the tiny Chevy is slated to hit Mexico as well. General Motors wants to bring the Montana … Read more
While bearing the same name as a state in the Western U.S., the 2023 Chevrolet Montana isn’t destined to launch in the country. Chevy has decided to produce it in Brazil following its reveal there, before releasing it to South America. The all-new double-decker truck is said to be aimed at other emerging markets as … Read more
Cadillac was bold enough to create the Sixteen and give it a unique aura. Combining a massive engine and beautiful design, the concept could be seen as a gorgeous performer. From the front, the American machine clearly looked menacing. At the same time, it was big, long, powerful, and exotic. You won’t find any other … Read more
2019 doesn’t seem like a great year for the Chevrolet Camaro. General Motor’s strong pony car is seeing a drastic decline in sales. This makes many people think that the model will meet its demise soon enough. The latest news is that GM has stopped selling certain 2020 Camaro cars due to emissions issues. The … Read more
The outgoing Chevy Colorado mid-size pickup truck seems to be a bit old-fashioned compared to its competitors. For that reason, General Motors decided to give the car a fresher face that appears predatory and a classic tailgate to give customers some nostalgic feel. The model pictured above is the most potent Colorado, the ZR2 version. … Read more
The 2019 Cadillac CT6 big luxury sedan is gaining a new interesting feature that could be General Motors’ first application of electrical brake pad wear sensors. The feature will be standard on models with electro-hydraulic brake system, including the ones packing either a 2.0-liter turbo I4 or a 4.2-liter twin-turbo V8. Electrical brake pad wear … Read more