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Key fobs are quintessential to the modern driving experience, and for good reason. They allow you to lock and unlock your car doors, start the engine, and open the trunk remotely. With the convenience they offer, it’s no surprise how integral these devices have become to the automotive world. Virtually every automaker offers them now as […]
It’s no secret that hybrid vehicle sales have been rising in recent years. With climate change being a major international concern, car buyers are increasingly turning to hybrids for their eco-friendly designs and fuel efficiency. In response to this shift, luxury automakers such as Lexus and Volvo are developing a new generation of hybrids that’ll give you a clean ride while […]
When moviegoers first saw the Ghostbusters racing through New York City in a heavily modified white Cadillac ambulance, few could have predicted the cultural impact that vehicle would achieve. The 1959 Cadillac Miller-Meteor, named Ecto-1 in the film, is one of the most recognizable vehicles in movie history. The 1959 Cadillac Miller-Meteor: Cadillac’s Professional Luxury […]
Cadillacs require high-octane fuel to maximize engine performance and prolong their life span. You risk engine knocking and poor fuel economy if you don’t use premium gasoline. Using regular gas in your Cadillac’s high-compression engine can also lead to expensive repairs. The lower fuel quality does your vehicle more harm than good. Learn more about […]
If you’re looking for an American-made vehicle, Cadillac is a great place to start. The brand has a long history of manufacturing vehicles in the U.S. and plans to continue this tradition as it transitions to an all-electric lineup, supporting the growth of the electric vehicle (EV) production industry domestically. When shopping for a Cadillac, […]

