As the 2000s came about, it decided to dip a toe into the sports ... The cars in this article are no longer sold new, but can ...

but Motorweek didn’t compare the XLR to the Mercedes in this metric. That’s unfortunate, as Cadillac wasn’t necessarily looking to steal buyers from the Bow Tie brand’s sports car.

Corvette-based Cadillac XLR Through the addition of a dedicated sports car model and a high-performance station wagon, ...

Another unique quality setting the vehicle apart from the Chevrolet sports car was the availability of all-wheel drive on the Cadillac convertible. The 2004 Cadillac XLR was one of the first vehicles ...

was looking for an attractive, sporty car for my wife. Found one 400 miles away. I took a chance, inspected and purchased this 2007 Cadillac XLR from AutoTrust USA. Fine establishment to do ...

These two sports cars could take things to the next level ... employing official press images as canvases. The Cadillac XLR ...

The XLR has a lot going for it: performance that trumps competition from Lexus and Mercedes; a magnetic ride control system that manages to keep the car flat in turns but supple over bumps ...

Take the sorry saga of the Cadillac XLR tail light, as reported by Jalopnik. This car was a more-expensive Corvette with a bit of lard around its midriff, and could appear a tempting pick for a ...

The car is beautiful, fast and comfortable. All the amenities as you would expect in a Cadillac. The hard-top roof disappears into the trunk and changes into a beautiful convertible.

A vehicle based on a fifth-generation Chevrolet Corvette, the Cadillac XLR-V's sport tuning adds a considerable punch to the personal luxury car. Instead of a 4.6-liter Northstar V-8, the XLR-V finds ...