Will Lincoln and Cadillac ever dominate again?

Will Lincoln and Cadillac ever dominate again?

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When they start making pure Americana luxury yes

American cars haven't been relevant since 1927

No but the real truth is they never made good cars they just didn't have any competition.

>look dad I posted it again

Lincoln wouldn’t be paying Matthew McConaughey out the ass unless it thought that they’re on the verge of dying off in the next ten to fifteen years.

So no.

This user know what he talks about. I want American luxury, NOT wannabe-german car.

he's right tho

Not while they build their cars off of poverty chassis and economy drivelines

Cadillac is doing it a little better with their alpha platform, which when that trickled down to the camaro made for one hell of a car.

It doesn't feel like a real Cadillac. I remember and still miss my grandpa's Cadillac. Riding in an old Cadillac was like floating on a cloud, and the car had all the responsiveness of said cloud. This makes Cadillac standing out for being unique.