Sales surpassed 2,000 units for the first time in the history of Cadillac Korea.
Potentially allowing Cadillac to replace the key to the crossover with a cellphone.
Marking the 21st consecutive month of global sales growth for the brand.
Giving us another look yet at the upcoming model.
Retail sales decreased, while fleet sales increased.
An up-close-and-personal look at the refreshed CT6.
Only one model saw sales decrease during the month.
Representing a substantial departure from Cadillac's status quo.
And it appears to be quite the looker.
Representing its 18th consecutive month of global sales growth.
Continuing the trend first started by the Escalade and XT5.
Cadillac secured the Manufacturer, Driver, Team and Endurance titles in the 2017 IMSA season.
Revealing even more about the upcoming compact crossover utility vehicle.
Representing the brand's 17th consecutive month of global sales volume growth.
Meaning that all other Cadillacs with wireless charging will not work.
The upcoming compact crossover trades body cladding for camouflage.
That's right, Cadillac's best-ever August sales performance in Canada.
It opens both towards the driver and towards the passenger.
The marque's sales success is the result of one strategic undertaking.
Representing the 15th consecutive month of sales volume growth for the brand.
Just how much will Cadillac's next-generation midsize sedan cost?
Joining the CTS, after the brand stopped selling the ATS sedan in 2016.
Or perhaps offer a new decontended trim level for the model.