Cadillac DTS – The luxury sedan from Cadillac is getting a few additions in 2008, such as lane departure warning systems and an optional blind zone. There’s also a Platinum Edition DTS that comes with a more powerful engine and more luxurious cabin trim.

Cadillac Escalade – not many changes on the current Escalade model. However, somewhere in 2008 we will see the first hybrid Escalade SUV and a new lengthier Cadillac Escalade ESV.

Cadillac STS – a facelift is also coming for the 2008 Cadillac STS. The engine is a 3.6 V6 with a 6-speed automatic while the 4.6 liter Northstar V8 Cadillac engine remains optional. All wheel drive is also on the options list and other new optional features include lane departure warning systems, blind zone and a Performance Handling Package that is only available on the V8 and rear-drive V6 Cadillacs. There’s also a Platinum Edition STS which is more bling with gold paint and a lot more chrome. The powerful supercharged 469 horsepower STS-V will also join the Cadillac line up of cars in 2008.

Cadillac XLR – Not a lot of changes for the Cadillac XLR in 2008. We do get to purchase it in an Alpine White Limited Edition that comes equipped with 18" chrome rims and a fancier grille. The Magnetic Ride Control system is also improved for 2008 and there’s also the option of having a heated steering wheel. Chrome rims are also offered as options with 18" rims for the XLR and 19" rims for the XLR-V.

Cadillac CTS – This entry level Cadillac will advance a few stages in 2008, mainly because of the optional all-wheel-drive system and a much more aggressive front design. The CTS is also going to be slightly wider than models up to 2007. A 263 horsepower model is coming, but motoring fans will certainly prefer the 3.6 liter V6 engine with direct fuel injection and an output of 304 bhp. The 2008 Cadillac CTS will be available with 6-speed manual or 6-speed automatic transmissions. Directional headlights that turn progressively as the steering wheel turns are also a huge addition to the CTS. A more powerful CTS-V is also available, but no launch date has been confirmed so far.