First Drive: 2014 Cadillac CTS
Story by John LeBlanc
SANTA BARBARA, CALIF. — Truth be told, the outgoing Cadillac CTS was parent General Motors’ best car. It wasn’t “best” as in the fastest, most fuel-efficient or most practical sense. Read more
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Would more European Opels make you buy more Buicks?
Story by John LeBlanc
As its traditional customers fade away, General Motors’ demi-luxury brand Buick is looking for new ways to bring in younger buyers. One is the consolidation of GM’s European Opel products with Buicks currently sold in North America and China. 
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Top 10s: Most embarrassing cars
Story by John LeBlanc
In a new car market where reliability, safety and performance are at all-time highs, a great deal of a vehicle’s success rides on marketing, its image, and whether or not its styling is appealing. But sometimes, a stand-out-from-the-crowd vehicle than also cause some undo attention. Read more
2013 Frankfurt: Volkswagen Group’s Head of Design, Walter da Silva is a busy guy
Interview by John LeBlanc
FRANKFURT, GERMANY – You only have to take the long walk from one end of the Frankfurt Motor Show grounds to the other to understand the massive responsibility resting on Volkswagen Group’s Head of Design, Walter da Silva. Read more
GM working on Tesla-rivaling electric vehicle
Story by John LeBlanc
Although sales haven’t met expectations, General Motors’ Chevrolet Volt plug-in hybrid has garnered plenty of attention towards the technical and engineering capabilities of the biggest automaker in the world. But with upstarts like Tesla gaining further green cred with pure-electric vehicles, America’s GM is once again talking about building an electric car. Read more