Remember luxury before everyone thought it meant Nurburgring times and firm, supportive yet perhaps uncomfortable seats?

For Hagerty readers who share my love of giant automobiles, you may recall I’ve written up many Cadillacs over the last few years. And I was sure I had written up a 1964 model before, but I was wrong.

Introduced in the late 1940s as a trim level of the Cadillac Series 62, the de Ville became a stand-alone nameplate in 1958 and quickly morphed into one of America's most iconic luxury automobiles.

One of television’s most recognizable cars is hitting the auction block. The 1977 Cadillac Sedan de Ville driven by Walter White in the final season of Breaking Bad will soon cross the stage at ...

With a history spanning nearly half a century and eight generations, the Cadillac DeVille remains an iconic nameplate for Caddy enthusiasts, offering status, style, and unquestionable road presence.

The hit TV series Breaking Bad was notable for its cars. Walter White’s Pontiac Aztek, Gus Fring’s Volvo V70, and Saul Goodman’s Cadillac de Ville have become the stuff of TV legend. Now, a real ...