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Best car ad ever. I need a cigarette.

These commercials remind me of the time when me and my mistress were doing cocaine while short selling chipotle shares

This is actually the late 1980s

Eric Burris pulled up this video during his Coffee Talk a few days ago. I was brought here from it.

I sing this when I'm cruising in my Caddy!

❤ the Brougham!

I always drove a Cadillac I stopped driving a Cadillac three years ago they lost their way they are becoming too much like German automobiles Cadillac is not American luxury anymore Cadillac Bostitch way just like Lincoln did

Love that Sedan DeVille/Fleetwood at the end pulling a horse trailer!

I feel this era of GM vehicle design has gotten better with age.

My grandfather had a canary yellow Cadillac with brown leather interior. And now the only car I’ll drive is Cadillac….love the SRX. 🙏🏽🙏🏽

I just bought a Cadillac

The only way to travel is Cadillac style, They need to bring these catchy jingles back

One of the most underrated aspects of the original Epcot Center was the music, from World Showcase to Future World and beyond - It was all fabulous

I have 1991 Cadillac Sedan DeVille in black sapphire metallic & love it so much ❤️

God The sound is horrific- what did hey use A gigantic M Hand Held 1965 Panasonic Recorder with mic LOFL

Just found this vinyl at an antique store

The DEMISE OF CADILLAC. CRAP. Kills me to see this effort to market this junk as real Cadillacs.

Man. I really miss that time. :)))

This rotating screen was so cool to watch

Makes me want to learn how to play polo

Seeing this brings backs memories. At 1:36, I remember the speakers trembling and barely able to handle the bass. One of the best songs ever. It’s right up there with the original Skyrizi commercial.

I HAVE THE CASSET

They should do one for the CTS-V and CT6-V, with the same music, etc. But you can't beat a Caddy with 500-600 hp. Northstar in '93 was a good first step. A resounding 295 hp. out of 4.6 liters? Although even as it was, the 4.5 and 4.9 were starting to bring Cadillac from the brink of HT4100 death with 180-200 hp. by 1988-1991.

There needs to be a General Motors Greatest Hits album, featuring this and Ride Pontiac Ride, among others.

The only way to travel is Cadillac style. Straight to the junkyard lol.

I love everything they did. They are so good on the twin pianos. It is simply amazing what they did!

I've been thinking... I might as well go ahead and convert/record/upload the entire album since it's nowhere to be found online otherwise it seems. I wonder how I might then possibly submit the album to services such as Spotify/Apple Music, etc? 🤔

Now I am ready to board this elevator!!

4:07. That caddy towing a trailer takes me down memory lane. One of my uncle's when I was a kid, had a 1990 if I remember correctly, Cadillac Brougham, 5.7 liter V8, and that was one of the best Cadillacs he's ever owned. That thing was a tank and would have no problem pulling his camper. Regrets trading it in for a 2001 Deville with the Northstar engine, that was a piece of junk. Would have made a really good car, were it not for head gaskets and main seals.

ad were hot, cars were garbage!! cool!!

Always loved these Cadillac commercials man I used to get hyped when they came on...

There aren't enough likes for this step back in time to the REAL Future World that actually inspired guests. That Exxon opening alone grabbed you. But hey kids, now it's a coaster....sigh.

Love the rich white woman in the 560sl pissed at the woman in the Alante. So 80's!

It was all built on a lie and arrogance that's why general motors is in the position there today. Sad to say but they're at the bottom of the heat through their own making not using your resources wisely mainly human resources racism never pays it never will!

whats is the name of the song ?

I've owned several Cadillacs in my life...Best Cadillac ever made was the 1980 Sedan/Coupe Deville and the 1980 Fleetwood Brougham d'Elegance

That 4.9 v8, now that was an engine! My grandpa said, "put your foot in it, and let it go..." those were some fine cars.

I use to love watching commercials lol

the OLD cadillac era. it was a good car for the ww2 generation seniors with decent pensions at the time. the yuppies bought the bmw mercedes.

I have been looking for this for a long time and now found it! like so many other easy listening songs from the beautiful music format.

Cadillac Style. 🇺🇸🎼🎵🎶

lexus doesnt have anything on cadillac

The greatest automobile ad jingle since the days of Dinah Shore and " see the USA in a Chevrolet " ...

WMGM 40 One for all

In those days, you bought a Cadillac because you worked hard, and you finally arrived to a place where you could have a luxury car, and Cadillac symbolized your having "arrived." Not only that, but you could afford a more comfortable saloon, and now you had one. The styling was understated instead of flash and pompous. These days, Cadillac panders to people who just want to flaunt; people who have no desire to work their way to the top. In fact, they aren't at the top. Today's Cadillac buyer now works for Macy's as a department manager for $15 an hour, and lives in a dumpy apartment in order to be able to afford his $800 per month lease on a brand new Escalade, only to have it repossessed a year later because he can't make the payments. The Cadillac of today is for pretentious lower-class bourgeoise who just want the flash in order to look like they've made it. Thanks, I'll take my 2017 Honda CR-V over any current generation Cadillac because I work hard for my money and I want my car to reflect a sense of financial wisdom rather than having a car that tells the world, "LOOK AT ME, I'M IN DEBT UP TO MY EYEBALLS AND ONE PAYCHECK AWAY FROM BANKRUPTCY!"

Here in Venezuela, the annual Auto Expo was the hottest place to showcase new models. In 1992, Ford was selling their "high tech" approach with a very ugly concept car as their center piece... while GM had the brand-new 1992 Seville STS, with these "Cadillac Style" ads in the video screens. It was the bomb!!

I was a kid back in these days, so I would say mountain bike, mountain bike, mountain bike style!

Why did they go with Ellen?

The 1989 Cadillac restyle was a considerable better change then the previous year. Especially since they dropped the junk 4100 V8 and went to the 4.5 V8.