While the list of vehicles on the market today still offering manual transmission is quickly going extinct, GM only offers 3 as of 2024, with only enthusiast minded cars being equipped. Today, we will explore the last 10 that GM still offers or did offer in the past.
The gas-powered Escalade as we know is going away for 2025, and here is what to expect so far with the 2025 Escalade IQ.
When will it go on sale? The 2025 Escalade IQ will go on sale in the second half of 2024, likely summer of 2024.
The iconic pink Cadillacs became a symbol of achievement for Mary Kay consultants, especially those reaching the rank of Sales Director. To qualify for a leased Cadillac, consultants must demonstrate exceptional sales performance, including purchasing at least $100,000 of inventory annually and consistently selling a monthly quota of $17,000. This exclusive perk has turned the pink Cadillac into a coveted emblem of success within the Mary Kay community.
In September, Cadillac’s new EV, the LYRIQ, became available for preorder. It took only 19 minutes for preorders of the Debut Edition LYRIQ to be completely reserved. The hype continues to build for Cadillac’s first Luxury all-electric SUV, introducing the "beginning of the end" for traditional gasoline-powered models for the brand, which they hope to achieve by 2030. With all the attention surrounding the LYRIQ and orders again opening on May 19th, it has the potential to be the top luxury EV of 2023, and here are 3 reasons why.
The 2005 CTSV was Cadillac’s pioneering approach for a sports sedan capable of conquering the Nürburgring. Featuring a 400 horsepower engine mated to a six speed manual transmission, this sedan would solidify itself as high performance contender from a brand most notably known for luxury, and sophistication, and over a century of tradition.
Nearly 16 years after, Cadillac brings us the CT5-V Blackwing, The faithful, 668-horsepower successor to the CTS-V.