Cadillac CUE Class Action Lawsuit Allowed To Proceed
This class-action suit is open to certain owners of 2013-2017 Cadillac vehicles.
Read More »This class-action suit is open to certain owners of 2013-2017 Cadillac vehicles.
Read More »Expect to see it first in the all-electric Cadillac Lyriq crossover.
Read More »The screens are allegedly prone to cracking, bubbling and other lamination-related defects.
Read More »Often overlooked, some of the XT4's features are quite useful.
Read More »GM's built-in SMS reading and replying feature has been replaced outright by Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
Read More »Early adoption, early gremlins.
Read More »The data will cover real time traffic updates.
Read More »It all comes out to a minimum of roughly $20 a month.
Read More »The next-generation system is already available with the 2017 and newer CTS, but owners will still see the "CUE" name...
Read More »For those curious about how it's done.
Read More »Thanks to a new app called GM Dev Client.
Read More »CUE 3 is vastly improved over the previous interface.
Read More »The next-generation of CUE debuts with the 2017 Cadillac CTS.
Read More »The Texas-built 2016 Escalade has begun its launch outside the United States.
Read More »With some quick clicking, we spied the crossover's interior.
Read More »The issues stem from the exploited OnStar trouble.
Read More »Coming soon to a 2016 Cadillac near you.
Read More »For those times that CUE runs away.
Read More »That’s because the CUE update to 2016 model year vehicles features hardware updates.
Read More »The updates range from making the system faster to delivering new features, and more.
Read More »The million-dollar question. Vote here.
Read More »Set to debut in October in the Middle East, the 2015 CTS has a few subtle tweaks including a new crest.
Read More »Smartphones will be able to be charged wirelessly.
Read More »GM said the program did not meet their expectations.
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