General Motors announced bold moves to drastically cut costs as the beleaguered automaker struggles amid the rapidly changing marketplace and union strikes. Through restructuring, cost-cutting, head-count reductions, and product plan shifts, GM aims to bolster its liquidity by $15 billion through 2009...

In 2004, Cadillac spun its own sports car off the Chevrolet Corvette , creating the brand’s highest performance model to date. Despite the initial excitement and corporate chest pounding, the XLR has settled in to being a low-volume, niche vehicle. (This past May, Cadillac sold just 94 XLRs.) For 2009...

The ultimate test of any performance car’s mettle is conquering the famed Nurburgring track in Nürburg, Germany. The 13-mile Nordschleife has long been the track for development and bragging rights. Among the lastest boasts to catch our attention is the 2009 Cadillac CTS-V recording a 7:59.32 lap. This...

The U.S. Postal Service will celebrate America automotive classics when it rolls out the 50s Fins and Chrome First-Class stamps on October 3rd. These commemorative stamps join the America on the Move series, featuring a ’57 Chrysler 300C, ’57 Lincoln Premiere, ’57 Pontiac Safari, ’57 Studebaker Golden...

Motorists continue to clamor for GPS-based navigation services, as sales of in-car and portable devices soar. GM’s OnStar telematics division has been competing in this space with a “ turn-by-turn ” service, allowing drivers to request directions from a human advisor that are then downloaded to the vehicle...