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Here is a little video we took in Las Vegas with the 1948 Cadillac Series 62 Saoutchik convertible.
You can see more on our 1948 Cadillac page. We also put up a few pages of pictures. 1948 Cadillac pictures and Series 62 pictures. I hope you enjoy them.
This is usually about vintage and classic Cadillacs but when Cadillac makes a big announcement I like to pass it on. Cadillac announced today that they are spending $190 million dollars to produce a new line of Cadillac which is to compete with the BMW 3 Series and the Mercedes-Benz C-Class.
They will spend the money building up the plant in Lansing Michigan and adding over 600 jobs by adding a second shift in a part of the country that can really use the economic lift.
The new line is officially nameless but people who follow the automakers are saying the name will be the ATS. It will be smaller then the CTS and it is a big risk since the last time anyone remembers Cadillac building small it was the Cimarron. Although the Cimarron has a loyal base of users that love them it has been called a flop in automaker circles.
The Cadillac ATS could be in showrooms in mid 2012. That’s about all the details that have been announced and I look forward to welcoming a new line of Cadillacs for future generations to enjoy.
I just returned from another trip to the Auto Collection show in Las Vegas at the Imperial Palace and I am so glad I went. This time around they seem to have a lot more Cadillacs on display like this 1948 Cadillac.
This Cadillac was ordered by Paul Kassoff and is really quite a beauty. According to the signs there was only 2 of these made. If you notice there is no real signs of this being a Cadillac. The front Emblem actually had a PK which I found very interesting. If you can see it the shine of the car you can see the reflection the other cars at the show. This car was really hot and looked better then it did when it was new. I have many pictures of this car that I will put online in the next few days. I hope you enjoy this journey with me as I post them all up. You can read more about 1948 Cadillacs here.