Only a few weeks removed from celebrating 30 years of design at the Los Angeles Petersen Automotive Museum, Chip Foose announced his next major custom project, a 1939 Cadillac Madam X Coupe.

I’m lucky to drive a ton of new cars every year, and when I chat with people about my experiences and I hear them share theirs, there is usually one common complaint—infotainment systems.

Did you buy a Cadillac in the US last month? If so, you helped make the brand’s June 5.5 percent better than its last June.

According to a yearly recurring study performed by a renowned business school, General Motors produces the most “American” vehicles in the United States.

Even though GM sold 2.36 million vehicles around the world in the first quarter of this year, that figure is down 2.5 percent compared to the mark GM hit in Q1 of 2015.

Even though the SRX is selling well, Cadillac has a replacement for the aging luxury crossover in the works: the 2017 XT5.

The Cadillac XTS sedan and SRX crossover may be a couple of old-timers compared to the CT6 and XT5, but there’s little doubt the automaker is happy to still have them around right now.