Actually, the Chevy Caprice, Pontiac Bonneville, Oldsmobile Ninety Eight, Buick Electra (225), and the Cadillac Fleetwood/DeVille were built on the same GM platform at least during the 1970s, '80s, and '90s. So they were kinda similar to each other (or _"first cousins"_ ) in General Motors body designs.
I love the square fenders. That's a Caddy trademark. They need to go back to that. The overall styling is way too dated. Make the body styling like the current caddy but keep the square fenders then you have a winner.
IT LOOKS LIKE A 1977 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER . OR A 1976 BONNEVILLE. I DONT CARE 4 IT. THE ONLY THING I LIKE IS THEIR BRINGING BACK THE BUMPER GUARDS ON THE BUMPERS AGAIN . ITS WAY OVER PRICED .
It's my opinion that people who complain about a full-size American luxury car has never driven or owned one. My family's last full size Lincoln Town Car (1996) got 27 mpg on the highway. It was comfortable and easy to maintain. Maybe the introduction of this new Fleetwood Brougham will incentivize Lincoln to bring the Town Car out of retirement. After all, it was what a luxury car should be. Michael Beach Team Trump USA 2024
The images of 78-84 Pontiacs and Chevrolets is scary and frankly odd and demeaning to the line. Did the engineers have a looking deadline after a three-martini lunch?? Plus, it looks like a car coming out of the caverns of the Kremlin headed to Red Square for a pompous parade. Spare us.
And your point is? It also might hit the market for some that remember and enjoy that style of car. At only 6 foot I find the new design of Cadillac cars very difficult to get in and out of. Four doors is pretty convenient to take another couple with you. Most people who would buy a Cadillac Escalade for the room and safety Will never take it off road. You are watching some of the auctions going on and what some of these older cars in great condition are bringing. Now add some of the safety equipment. Better engines and transmission ( if they have them. No valve shutdown 😂) They just might finally be on to something. A car for a family. Like it use to be. Grandparents too. It was a good time to be alive back then. JMHO.
I love the idea of Cadillac returning to its heritage, but this doesn't do it. This looks like a re-run of the design philosophy that killed Cadillac. As with so many of their cars since the 1970s, within a few years, they look like a piece of rolling junk, as if cheapness is built in under a very shallow and delicate surface. In its new form, it looks like a very standard GM sedan, with bumpers right off the 1973 model year Oldsmobile assembly line. However, I do hope they will keep trying. America needs a true luxury car.
David, I’m with you.. at first glance, to me, looks like a Ford Crown Victoria of the 90’s! If I’m going to pay that price tag for a Cadillac, it better look like one! Besides Only my 1974 Eldorado was the only one I liked! Hated my 2011 SRX limited!
Sure looks better than what Cadillac is building now! They lost their way when they started wanting to be like BMW - not everyone wants a BMW!
Looks like a Chevy Pontiac put together
Looks like an older ford LTD
The Cadillac at the 14 second spot is the best
I agree, it carries the historical Cadillac "look" in the grill (but I'd go with a solid bumper across).
It looks like a cross between a 1980's Chevrolet Caprice, and a 1980's Sedan De Ville!
Sure it is. This Fleetwood concept blends the best of both legendary luxury sedans
Just what I thought.
Actually, the Chevy Caprice, Pontiac Bonneville, Oldsmobile Ninety Eight, Buick Electra (225), and the Cadillac Fleetwood/DeVille were built on the same GM platform at least during the 1970s, '80s, and '90s. So they were kinda similar to each other (or _"first cousins"_ ) in General Motors body designs.
I A CAPRICE ,SEDAN DIVILLE AND IMPALA ,THREE OLD LOOKS COMBINED ,3 IN 1 .
The one at 2:13 looks like Madea hit the lottery in 2025.....touch of 1970 look in the grill
I could never affored this god miss the days in my 93 deville or 89 fleeewood playing drive
It's a beefed up caprice from the late 70s early 80's
I would want an 8 cylinder.
And definitely a different body design.!!!
They should have just extended the length on the ct6 and call it the Fleetwood. This is not quite up to standard.
Looks like a 90's sedan deville.
Looks like a old Buick park ave
I would buy one
Beautiful Vehicle ❤.
I love the square fenders. That's a Caddy trademark. They need to go back to that. The overall styling is way too dated. Make the body styling like the current caddy but keep the square fenders then you have a winner.
Looks like an old Soviet style automobile.
The new Cadillac 🧹🧹🧹 broom
It is a fable
Itzaes look like a 1977 caprice
looks like a crown victoria
IT LOOKS LIKE A 1977 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER . OR A 1976 BONNEVILLE. I DONT CARE 4 IT. THE ONLY THING I LIKE IS THEIR BRINGING BACK THE BUMPER GUARDS ON THE BUMPERS AGAIN . ITS WAY OVER PRICED .
Are we so dumb that we swallow what AI crams down our throats? ...not me.
Most of those concepts are so painfully dated! They would've been impressive in the late '80's-early '90's.
It even looks like a Chrysler back in the day! That AI video was the WORST! Totally a wash. 😏👎🏼💯
That's a pretty lady.
Even for AI it's ugly. Bizarre narration too.
Everyone is a little bit dumber for having watched this video...
Those rims look like the worst I've seen in my lifetime
As nice as this car looks they not gonna put it out . They full of shit playing with people's minds. Just to see what we think..
does this person know the english language!?
This is not a Cadillac!!!
It's my opinion that people who complain about a full-size American luxury car has never driven or owned one. My family's last full size Lincoln Town Car (1996) got 27 mpg on the highway. It was comfortable and
easy to maintain.
Maybe the introduction of this new Fleetwood Brougham will incentivize Lincoln to bring the Town Car out
of retirement. After all, it was what a luxury car should be.
Michael Beach
Team Trump USA 2024
The images of 78-84 Pontiacs and Chevrolets is scary and frankly odd and demeaning to the line. Did the engineers have a looking deadline after a three-martini lunch?? Plus, it looks like a car coming out of the caverns of the Kremlin headed to Red Square for a pompous parade. Spare us.
The people that liked those cars are either dead or at the end of their life
And your point is?
It also might hit the market for some that remember and enjoy that style of car. At only 6 foot I find the new design of Cadillac cars very difficult to get in and out of. Four doors is pretty convenient to take another couple with you. Most people who would buy a Cadillac Escalade for the room and safety Will never take it off road. You are watching some of the auctions going on and what some of these older cars in great condition are bringing. Now add some of the safety equipment. Better engines and transmission ( if they have them. No valve shutdown 😂) They just might finally be on to something. A car for a family. Like it use to be. Grandparents too. It was a good time to be alive back then. JMHO.
I love the idea of Cadillac returning to its heritage, but this doesn't do it. This looks like a re-run of the design philosophy that killed Cadillac. As with so many of their cars since the 1970s, within a few years, they look like a piece of rolling junk, as if cheapness is built in under a very shallow and delicate surface. In its new form, it looks like a very standard GM sedan, with bumpers right off the 1973 model year Oldsmobile assembly line. However, I do hope they will keep trying. America needs a true luxury car.
Looks cheap
That car is ugly I wouldn't buy that😮😮
Omg..is this the best they can do🫢 It looks dated, boring and a design from yesteryear ✅. Cadillac lost the plot years ago.
David, I’m with you.. at first glance, to me, looks like a Ford Crown Victoria of the 90’s! If I’m going to pay that price tag for a Cadillac, it better look like one! Besides Only my 1974 Eldorado was the only one I liked! Hated my 2011 SRX limited!