The Chevy El Morocco was the creation of Reuben "Ruby" Allender, a wealthy Detroit businessman. This Harbor Blue copy will soon cross the Mecum block in Indy.

From ancient symbols to elements of the periodic table to hidden meanings, the context and meaning behind certain logos are fascinating. Here are the stories behind the logos of some popular car ...

The Cadillac emblem you see today is a modern rendition ... losing the laurel leaves that encircled the crest and further simplifying the emblem while remaining easily recognizable.

The shield in the emblem combines symbols of noble families, although the man Cadillac is named after, Antoine de La Mothe, may not have had direct ties to them. Each element in the crest has a ...

The illuminated front grill frames the Cadillac crest perfectly, and its bold, linear lines are pure Escalade. You don’t have to think twice when you see it: It’s a Cadillac Escalade ...

Cadillac’s push into electrification is gaining momentum, and it looks like two of its sportiest sedans, the CT4 and CT5, are on the chopping block. According to a report from GM Authority, the ...

The Spring Hill plant has been instrumental in Cadillac’s foray into the EV market. Credit: Gorodenkoff/Shutterstock. General Motors (GM) is planning to suspend the ...

And so it is with the new 2025 Cadillac Optiq, a small luxury EV from a storied brand that, for some reason, has decided to append a suffix pronounced "ick" to the names of its electrified vehicles.

In 2025, surely Cadillac could have come up with a better name than Optiq. According to the online Scrabble Word Finder, there are only seven words in English that end with a “q.” But these ...

The emblem for the Chevy Camaro is perhaps as iconic as the car itself, but enthusiasts have long thought it was a nod to the French flag.

Cadillac’s new IQ portfolio of all-electric vehicles — notably the compact Optiq SUV and grandaddy full-size Escalade IQ — has put the company on a techier, more advanced, and luxurious plane.