So cool.
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I bet GM would sell every one of 'em.
And Detroit would come out (slowly) of the ashes of ruin.
So cool.
Cadillac Ciel Concept Gallery Photos | Cadillac Ciel Concept Gallery Pictures - Yahoo! Autos
I bet GM would sell every one of 'em.
And Detroit would come out (slowly) of the ashes of ruin.
My opinion is different. I think it is ugly and looks to be something intended for the upper .01% of this country which is gaining more and more wealth. Hate to say it, but that thing looks to me like Cadillacs have always looked - gaudy and ugly and tasteless.
Just my $.02......
There are a few Cadillacs I really like but that one is ugly as hell.
I dig it, but Cadillac will never be cool. I'd only be caught dead in a Cadillac (hearse).
Agreed.... There is more to being "green" than putting a hybrid label on it. We need to start thinking more like everyone else in the world when it comes to excess. We are the kings of excess and use more resources than any one else. Small light vehicles are the future until we get better public transit systems in place....or new fuel alternatives are available. A car 2/3 of that size could save a staggering amounts of raw materials over a production run and have less impact on our degrading infrastructure.... Long live the bicycle!!
It looks like something Dick Tracy would drive, but not in a good way.
I like the design a lot.
BUT I also agree with Jef58. There's a huge amount of desire to push design in "greener" directions but I keep thinking that "green" design marketing is just another way of suggesting that what you have is obsolete before it actually is.
I'm reminded of a bit I heard on NPR a few years ago. The speaker (I don't remember who) suggested that the "greenest" car someone could buy is a used car made within the past 10 years.
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That car is ugly as a hatful of assholes. It looks like the retarded child of an XLR, a Chrysler 300, and a 6-series BMW.
Love it. The slab sides and long tail and suicide doors rip off the early 60s Lincoln Continental (the one Kennedy was riding in when assassinated) but hey.
Love that CTS-V wagon, too.
I think it looks cool.
If I were going to drive a car that was unapologetically a status symbol, I'd rather get behind the wheel of a Caddie every day than a Mercedes or BMW. Somehow it seems more straightforward, with a little less pretense.
Of course the most pretentious cars right now (in the literal sense that they operate within a contradictory text and subtext) are the "minor" Euro imports like Volvo, Audi, Land Rover, etcetera. Somehow they're also the luxury cars I find most appealing and would least mind driving.
A Volvo XC70? Yes, please.
Yes, I'm a conflicted hypocrite.
HAHAHAHAHA a Volvo catching air. Priceless.
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I love me some old Volvos. I was only ever able to get the front wheels of my 240dl off the ground. Even that was an accomplishment.
There is water at the bottom of the ocean.
I don't know how this turned into a Volvo thread, but I love my Volvo too. I would love a P1800 project car to play with on weekends. Or a Koenigsegg remake...
Gagortion!! I owned an'57 fleetwood, salmon pink with full chrome revue.. Man that was a beuutiful hunk.
That Caddie is a fugly train(wreck).
My grandmother made some of Elvis's stage clothes and he paid her with a Caddie. Had he paid her with this one, you'd all have an image of The King wearing a burlap sack in your heads right now.
Fugly. Done.
Got some cash
Bought some wheels
Took it out
'Cross the fields
Lost Control
Hit a wall
But we're alright
Effin haters gotta hate. It's a CONCEPT CAR. Of course it won't be for everyone. Holy shite, it's a Cadillac Concept Car, certainly not for everyone.
That's like bitchin because Lambo's are ugly...
Lambo's aren't ugly. The market for that Cadillac is all the nouveaux riche crackhead pimps in Southern Cal.
Fins will make a comeback here soon.
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