The Standard of the World “No other American car on the market in the first decade of the century was constructed to higher standards than Cadillac.” – Stephen W. Sears in The Automobile in America Some of you may know that Cadillac has long had the slogan...
From the Crank to the Electric Starter “Notwithstanding the hilarious grandiosity of marketing materials from the early 20th century, many people believe the starter motor was the single car part that most transformed the automobile from a luxury fascination to...
The Car that Shocked the Industry Twice “This was a saber-rattling exercise, part of Cadillac’s grand strategy to enrich its prestige while maiming its enemies. Mark that “mission accomplished.”” – Don Sherman At its introduction in 1930, the Cadillac V16...
Fins, Chrome and American Luxury “If you want this kind of automotive classic, you better have a garage that can house a boat, because this car will not just make space in your heart, it also needs a lot of space to be housed.” – Arun Signh Pundir The...
“Is Cadillac the American Rolls-Royce?” – Alan Anderson in The Complete Book of the Car The automotive industry really flourished in the 1920s in America. The Era of Classics, the 1920s, saw a multitude of cars and brands that have now passed to the statue of...
