The year’s spookiest month has finally passed. Gone with the calendar’s page-turn are bags of corn syrup-laden foodstuffs, poorly thought-out costumes and strangers ringing your doorbell at night demanding sweets in exchange for protection from vandalism.

This past week, Porsche unveiled a new limited edition Panamera and it garnered plenty of attention.

Cadillac’s upcoming ATS-V Coupe will debut next month at the L.A. Auto Show, but you can see it here completely uncovered in new spy photos.

Cadillac is considering adding a convertible model to its lineup. 

New Cadillac boss Johan de Nysschen isn’t wasting anytime adding to the American automaker’s lineup.

Drivers looking for something cool have a veritable smörgåsbord of options on the market today. Automakers are building some of the most appealing and exciting vehicles in industry history.

General Motors has added another 117,651 vehicles to its record-setting list of recalls in 2014.

Cadillac is boasting that its upcoming CT6 flagship sedan “will be the most advanced vehicle technologically in the world.”

Cadillac is changing how it’ll name its models, but one nameplate will stay.

Cadillac announced today that its answer to the Mercedes S-Class will be called the CT6 as part of a broader restructuring for how it names products.

Cadillac threw one of its first serious punches at German luxury roughly a decade ago when it began offering the CTS-V: a Corvette-powered sedan that, in theory, competed directly with the BMW M5.

Cadillac’s high-priced electric car will live past its first generation despite slow sales.

General Motors luxury brand will uproot itself next year to find a new home in New York City.

Cadillac’s future will include more crossovers under recently-appointed Cadillac boss Johan de Nysschen.

The next major step in Cadillac’s plot to regain legitimacy as a world-class luxury brand will debut to the public in the first half of next year.

In about two years, certain Cadillac models will communicate with one another and starting in 2017, some will be capable of semi-autonomous driving.

Like memories of band camp August is dead and buried. Regrettably the eighth month of the year didn’t go quietly; it took summer down with it. Sure, the season’s not officially over but we’re too emotionally devastated about the loss to care. At least new-vehicle sales in the U.S. were strong.

The Cadillac SRX will be made in America as General Motors plans to shift production.

The 2015 Cadillac ATS-V will bow at this year’s Los Angeles Auto Show.

Cadillac’s disappointing stab at electrified luxury transportation might fizzle out and die after a brief stint on the market.

Cadillac will finally build a proper GT3 race car for next year.

Despite having a bevy of highly regarded products, Cadillac sales are currently slumping, a trend the brand intends to combat with new vehicles that are coming in 2015. 

Customers hoping to pick up a new Cadillac Escalade are walking away from GM dealerships thanks to delays in the SUV’s rollout. 

Cadillac is still considering adding a compact luxury sedan model to its lineup.

General Motors announced today that it will invest $174 million in a new stamping facility as part of its Lansing Grand River Assembly Plant.

The Cadillac Escalade is receiving  several upgrades for the 2015 model year.

The Cadillac LTS flagship will make its debut at next year’s New York Auto Show.

Computer security researchers have concluded that three popular vehicles are also the most hackable.

The 2015 North American Car and Truck/Utility of the Year long list has been announced.

Like Rocky Balboa in the sixth installment of the iconic boxing movie series (coincidentally also titled Rocky Balboa), the once great Cadillac brand is a wiry veteran underdog that you want to pull for even if most people already gave up cheering.

Cadillac is looking to take advantage of the love for long-wheelbase models in China. 

Cadillac might be preparing to revamp its nomenclature with new nameplates.

The next-generation Cadillac ATS-V underwent some serious testing at the Nürburgring.

We’re piloting two new luxury cars and a fleet of fuel friendly family sedans this week. Which one are you most interested in?