Cadillac

Cadillac has completely redesigned the Escalade for 2021. Far from the Gangster Paradise design of the previous couple of generations, the new Escalade is truly luxurious and on par with anything from the European makes – including price point.

Cadillac has unveiled its Lyriq show car, the first car based on GM's next-gen modular EV platform and the harbinger of a new electric design language for the brand. It's a 300-mile luxury SUV with a gorgeous interior, but it won't sell until 2022.

GM is about to get very serious about electric vehicles. It's hosting an EV event this week to preview some of the new electric vehicles it has planned and modular technologies making them possible.

Now that Elon's changed the game, new cars need big ol' screens to look like they've been made this century. The new big Caddy-wagon puts no less than 38 inches of curved, high-definition OLED goodness in the dash, all pointed squarely at the driver.

Introduced for the 2020 model year, the Cadillac XT6 becomes Caddy’s first three-row crossover. Based on the well-received Buick Enclave and Chevrolet Traverse, the XT6 is designed for luxury-level buyers with an eye towards Cadillac’s penchant for all things posh.

Hoping to put a younger driver behind the wheel, the 2020 CT4 kicked off through social media via an interactive Instagram story and Twitter announcements.

Introduced to market this year, the XT4 is a new luxury compact crossover from Cadillac. It's aimed at being an affordable entry option, and is clearly a Caddy inside and out. Like the larger Escalade that sets the tone for Cadillac's SUVs though, there are some odd misses in its design.

Cadillac has unveiled a new compact sedan, the 2020 CT5, and with it a new advanced cruise control system called Super Cruise. The CT5 features a fastback design, signature Cadillac color and trim edges, and the ability to drive itself in some freeway cruising situations.

The Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance, now in its 24th year, is a multi-faceted diamond, with many ancillary events combining to offer something for everyone, regardless of which genre of automobiles an individual might be interested in.

The 2019 Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance continued to grow in stature this year, but it was the symbiotic cluster of elite auctions that threw up the most interesting results. The collector car market is undergoing generational change, attracting a younger clientele driving prices below $500,000.

​Though it has dabbled in hybrids and concepts before, a fully electric production car is yet to bear the celebrated Cadillac badge, but that is set to soon change with the reveal of a clean-burning crossover in Detroit.

The Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance was held last Sunday, with 209 of the most celebrated examples of automotive art displayed on the 18th fairway of Pebble Beach Golf Course, just outside Monterey in California. ​Here are the pick of the pics taken by Angus MacKenzie and Somer Hooker at the event.