Cadillac's Greatest Moments (Picture Thread)

[Brizzal]

my favorite are the 94-96 cadillacs, that modern look with the big body style
65 Deville

[Aron9000]

2004 CTS-V:



Along with the regular CTS, this really bolstered Cadillac's reputation that it could build a competitive product to the Benz AMG C32, AMG C55, BMW M3, Audi S4, etc. The best part of the CTS-V over those german sedans is the avaliability and cheap prices on aftermarket go fast parts.

[S70RMP]

I really think this


The BLS is a great car, sadly the Europeans didn't take to it !

as soon as I saw it I knew I had to have one.

[trukk]

Originally Posted by Playdrv4me

Hard to ignore the importance of this and its successor too...

This car was the first that I saw often enough on the street to make me sit up and go HRMMM...Cadillac is up to something.

I think it started with the Alante though. I always loved that car from a pure styling point (except the white tail lights):



-Chris

[Playdrv4me]

Hey Chris, GREAT pick! The Allante is often forgotten about and is bar-none one of the most drop dead gorgeous Cadillacs in all their history. BTW... NetCarShow apparently doesn't allow remote linking so I rehosted the image for you

[dirt_cheap_fleetwood]

Damn, I forgot about the Allante too, and my neighbor owns one. I love the clear tail lights. It is something Cadillac has been doing for a long time on and off. I know someone with a '65 Fleetwood and it has clear tail lights. My Brougham also has them.

[70eldo]

I pleed for the various Cadillac V16 of the 30's. In that time Cadillac was TRUELY Standard of the World!

[billc83]

The ball is now in the Allante owners' court!

But seriously, I'd sell my soul for a '59 convertible (even if it wasn't an Eldorado Biarritz). I'd set up some sort of existential-timeshare deal for ownership of a '59 coupe.

To me, the '59 model year represents everything a Cadillac should be. Completely over-the-top, luxurious in every sense of the word, and an unachievable dream to mere mortals. It is the Cadillac everyone thinks of when Cadillac is mentioned.

[V-Eight]

Didn't that old V16 make like 50hp or something?

[70eldo]

Originally Posted by V-Eight

Didn't that old V16 make like 50hp or something?

185hp, but important was the smoothness and silence rather than power.

[V-Eight]

Yeah, but its crazy that the 16 concept makes 1000. Engines sure have come a long ways.

[inurok]

They knocked one out of the part with the STS-V series.