Once again the local cruise night that I attend on Tuesday brought out another great looking Cadillac. The weather is starting to get cold when the sun goes down but that didn’t stop Phil from bringing along his 2006 Cadillac DTS. You may remember Phil for his 1974 Cadillac Eldorado we featured a few months back. The color is Blue Chip with a Cappuccino interior. It has 66,000 miles on it and Phil bought it about 2 years ago. It looks like it just rolled out of the showroom.
This is such a beautiful car, I was so happy when I saw it roll in as there were not too many Cadillacs there on Tuesday. I could have spent an hour taking pictures of this beauty. Thanks Phil.
Now that is one beautiful example of automotive excellence. I can only hope the decision makers wake up and bring back these wonderful cars.
WOW! I love everything he did to the car, from the custom grill, to the tire and wheel combination. It looks classy without looking gaudy. I love the midnight blue paint too. That is THE car to take for a spin around Manhattan on a beautiful summer’s evening!
Awesome beautiful car but could do without the tires and chrome side pillars.
Beautiful car. I have a 2002 DHS with only 49,000 miles on it. When I need my next car it will be one of these. They will be a classic.
Thanks for the great pics!
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PLEASE HELP ME….. I own a 1993 sts in mint shape it has never seen the snow. I hit a deer and then a tree what i need help with is i am looking for a parts car front end mainly or will my parts on the 1993 sts work on a 2002 gts the body style looks the same but i want to be sure all other parts off 2002 will work on my 1993? Please reply to my e mail if you can help. jacksonkent5@gmail.com and thank you for your time and for reading this help request.
Love these Cadillacs, i own a2002 DTS and 2007 DTS PROFROMACE PACKAGE done some upgrades looks better and better every time just got the E&G vertical grill.want to put vouges and add a amp&sub but sadly where I live they don’t know a dam thing about these cars.Foverver CADILLAC FAMILY.