A black 1951 Cadillac Series 62 convertible with a history unlike almost anything else on the market is crossing the block at no reserve, and Barrett-Jackson's listing for the car reads more like a ...

Long before she became Queen Elizabeth II, a young Princess Elizabeth toured Canada in a Cadillac built just for her. That car, a 1951 Cadillac Series 62 Custom Royal Parade Convertible, is now ...

In 1952, when Princess (now Queen) Elizabeth and Prince Philip visited Canada, each of the Big Three donated cars for the royal parade through British Columbia, the Canadian Prairies, and Ontario.

After the Second World War ended, the automotive world got back to business as usual – although it took a few years for carmakers to roll out new cars. Not newly-built automobiles but fresh-out-of-the ...

It's hard to get the HOT ROD staff to agree on anything, let alone being unanimous in their selection of Mike Podaca's '51 Cadillac as the recipient of a feature. The staff was tasked to pick a car ...

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Some of the most elite people in the world in the course of modern history have driven and/or have ridden in a Cadillac sedan. Through the latter stage of the 20th century, Cadillac relied heavily on ...

Cadillac pioneered the modern idea of an automotive coupe in 1906 when they became one of the first major automakers to introduce a fully-enclosed vehicle with two doors. Through the second-half of ...