Cadillac Optiq Reviews

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Holden's future could be built around these GM models
By Stephen Corby · 29 Oct 2018
Holden has finally been given some good news by its parent company, General Motors has told its Australian bosses they are allowed to raid the candy store.
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Is this really the greatest movie car ever?
By Andrew Chesterton · 03 Aug 2018
The iconic Aston Martin DB5 piloted by James Bond in 1964's Goldfinger has been declared the greatest movie car of all time, according to a new UK survey.
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What is this camouflaged Cadillac doing in Melbourne?
By Andrew Chesterton · 06 Jun 2018
A heavily camouflaged Cadillac sedan has been spotted prowling suburban Victoria, reigniting fervour among local fans keen for a long-rumoured Australian launch.
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Holden has work to do: Simcoe
By Tim Nicholson · 04 Apr 2018
Holden has a significant amount of work to do to rebuild its position in the Australian marketplace.
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Three carmakers sold 10 million units in 2017
By Ron Hammerton · 31 Jan 2018
Global new-vehicle sales are on track to reach the 100-million mark in the next couple of years, with the Chinese market responsible for more than a quarter of that number.
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Spied: Trump's new Beast
By Neil Dowling · 26 May 2017
President Donald Trump's new wheels has been caught testing at General Motors' Milford Proving Grounds in the outskirts of Detroit.
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Could Cadillac be coming to Australia?
By Andrew Chesterton · 02 Nov 2016
One of the world's most iconic car brands could be poised for a surprise Australian launch.
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Michael Simcoe scores top GM design job
By Joshua Dowling · 08 Apr 2016
From sketching Holden Commodores to designing every car in the General Motors world: one man’s epic promotion
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The amazing art of car design
By Karla Pincott · 17 Jun 2014
Exhibition celebrates special concept cars that introduced stunning design and amazing innovation.
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Woman denied icecream torches car
By Karla Pincott · 19 Mar 2014
An altercation over ice cream at a McDonald's outlet in the US has resulted in a car being torched. Witnesses told US media a couple in the fast food order queue were arguing over what to order, when the situation sparked into arson.Bystander Sabryna Maré told 47 WTEV she was behind the couple in the Jacksonville, Forida McDonald's and overheard the argument. "She was saying she wanted this and wanted that, and she wanted either a McFlurry or an ice cream on top and he was not in for it. Then he was yelling at her saying he's not going to do it," Maré told the station."Next thing you know, she says 'I'm going to blow it up,' and we were wondering what are you going to blow up?" Maré said, adding that the woman then doused the car and set it alight before running off. "She got something out of the car that happened to be a bottle and then she got gasoline from who knows where. Then she poured everything all over it and next thing you know there was a match and it was up in flames."The report said other bystanders tried to help the man put out the fire, but the blaze prevented it being extinguished until firefighters arrived. The man left immediately afterwards in the vehicle.The quarelling man and woman have not been identified. The car, a 1994 Cadillac El Dorado, has reportedly found a few blocks away, with police saying the registration plates did not match the vehicle -- suggesting it may have been stolen.This reporter is on Twitter: @KarlaPincott
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