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Automakers Own Powerful Computers, but Their New Cars Still Begin as Giant Clay Sculptures

Inside a modern automotive design studio, there are enormous screens, virtual-reality headsets, laser scanners, 3D printers and computers capable of rendering a car so convincingly that its paint appe

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Cadillac Borrowed One Detail From a Fighter Plane, and Detroit Turned It Into an Obsession

Nothing about the rear of a 1959 Cadillac suggests moderation. Its fins rise above the trunk like extravagant pieces of roadside architecture, edged in chrome and carrying two red taillights shaped li

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The Secret of Car Design: Why Automakers Still Sculpt Full-Size Car Clay Models (Since the 1930s)

The car industry changes constantly. Diesel was supposed to be the future, then everyone was gonna ditch gas engines entirely, and now half the big automakers are pumping the brakes on their EV plans.

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Cadillac's Forgotten Child: The Rise and Fall of the LaSalle

You know how Cadillac killed off its sidekick, the LaSalle, in 1940? Well, turns out they weren't done toying with us. They kept bringing back the idea of a fancier, sportier Caddy – even di

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