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Cadillac

The Cadillac page brings together the models, variants, and years available in the ScanRacer library. It serves as an entry point to explore detailed pages, compare generations, and discover photos shared by the community.

43Tracked models
123Versions
1903 - 2025Covered years

Models from A to Z

A

Allante

1 variants
A

ATS

5 variants
B

BLS

2 variants
B

Brougham

1 variants
C

Calais

3 variants
C

Calais coupé

1 variants
C

Catera

1 variants
C

Celestiq

1 variants
C

Cimarron

1 variants
C

CT4

2 variants
C

CT5

2 variants
C

CT6

2 variants
C

CTS

8 variants
D

DeVille

11 variants
D

DTS

3 variants
E

Eldorado

20 variants
E

Eldorado convertible

4 variants
E

Eldorado Touring coupé

1 variants
E

ELR

1 variants
E

Escalade

3 variants
F

Fleetwood

5 variants
G

GT4

1 variants
L

Lyriq

1 variants
M

Model 30

1 variants
M

Model A

1 variants
M

Model K

1 variants
O

Optiq

1 variants
P

Presidential State Car

1 variants
S

Series 60

3 variants
S

Series 62

16 variants
S

Series 65

1 variants
S

Series 75

1 variants
S

Seville

1 variants
S

Sixty Special

4 variants
S

SLS

1 variants
S

SRX

1 variants
S

STS

2 variants
V

Vistiq

1 variants
X

XLR

2 variants
X

XT4

1 variants
X

XT5

2 variants
X

XT6

1 variants
X

XTS

1 variants

Cadillac overview

Cadillac introduction

The Cadillac page brings together the models, variants, and years available in the ScanRacer library. It serves as an entry point to explore detailed pages, compare generations, and discover photos shared by the community.

Brand history

Founded in 1902 by Henry M. Leland, Cadillac is one of America's earliest automobile brands. From its inception, the brand distinguished itself through its commitment to precision engineering and luxury. In 1908, Cadillac became the first to produce standardized, interchangeable parts, an innovation that earned it the Dewar Trophy and the nickname "Standard of the World." In 1912, Cadillac introduced the first electric starting, ignition, and lighting system, revolutionizing the driving experience. In the 1930s, the brand launched the V16 engine, offering unparalleled power for its time. After its acquisition by General Motors in 1909, Cadillac became GM's luxury division flagship, producing high-end vehicles such as the Eldorado and Escalade. Today, Cadillac continues to innovate with electric models like the LYRIQ, while honoring its rich heritage.

Positioning

Cadillac positions itself as the leader in American luxury vehicles, offering a blend of performance, technology, and design. The brand aims to provide a refined and innovative driving experience, integrating cutting-edge technologies while preserving its heritage of luxury and performance.

Photo recognition

To recognize a Cadillac model, look for distinctive design elements such as the prominent front grille, vertical headlights, and the iconic logo. Older models may feature characteristics like the tailfins typical of the 1950s.

Important models

Among Cadillac's iconic models are the Eldorado, introduced in 1953 as a groundbreaking luxury coupe, the Escalade, launched in 1998 as the brand's first luxury SUV, and the CTS, introduced in 2003 to redefine the compact luxury sedan segment.

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