youtube.com
Any owners of one of the most innovative auto company's modern (2005+) cars here?
Cadillac general
Oliver Ward
Dominic Adams
sure why not
Nathan Cooper
We've been over this numerous times. Cadillac is in a transition period from American landbarge "luxury" towards German luxury. The only people who currently buy Cadillac are baby boomers who are quickly leaving the brand due to the stiff sports tuned suspensions. Cadillac's current marketing strategy has been disastrous especially if you actually hear the deluded statements about their millennial target demographic. No one cares about how fast the CTS V goes around the track when reliability is near the bottom of Consumer Reports ratings and their vehicles cost the same as the Germans.
Benjamin Cruz
>Consumer Reports
>meaning anything
Besides, they're at the bottom because Ameritards are too retarded to learn how to operate CUE. That's literally the reason.
Anthony Jenkins
>bottom
funny what you believe is bottom - or near bottom
Grayson Russell
>Buick and Audi that high
Samuel Reyes
I'm really mad that they dumped the CT8 in favor of that gaudy rebadged subarban, the Escalade. Man, it was going to be America coming back, Cadillac coming back from being an old man's car to being actual luxary. I was so excited, then they dumped it.
It was some time ago, but I'm still salty about it.
Grayson Barnes
who /vseries/ here?
Carson Myers
>gaudy rebadged subarban, the Escalade
Escalade has been far from just rebadged suburban since at least a generation ago. There's nothing that's more comfy on the market.
>old man's car
plz, not this meme
But icing CT8 pissed me off as well even though I understand the logic behind it. Big SUVs are the new land yachts and status symbols, not long sedans.
But maybe they just didn't want to get rekt by the S Class
Henry Wood
...