CDUB98 said:
That ass end is ugly AF.
OldArmy97 said:
Looks like a test car probably to see how it handles in real world conditions - ex Snowy conditions - manufacturers disguise or wrap the car to make it hard to photograph
License plate is from Michigan and says Manufacturer
My guess is Cadillac is still testing
I don't know, at $340k for a Cadillac, that camouflaging paint may be a production feature. Trying to make it harder to capture on film the idiot that would spend that much on a Cadillac would be an absolute necessity.OldArmy97 said:
Looks like a test car probably to see how it handles in real world conditions - ex Snowy conditions - manufacturers disguise or wrap the car to make it hard to photograph
License plate is from Michigan and says Manufacturer
My guess is Cadillac is still testing
we could have said the same thing about $80,000 trucks only 10-years ago and yet, here we are!GAC06 said:
Seems like a mistake to think anyone will want a 300k+ GM product
elfurioso92 said:
It seems the decision makers that brought you the Pontiac Aztec are still employed at GM.
Max Power said:
Maybe I'm just at the stage in my life where I see new cars and ask "what the hell is that?" I saw a Cadillac Lyriq this weekend on the road and your pic reminds me of a lot I saw on the Lyriq, specifically the rear. I'm in my early 40's and I just don't care for the way a lot of new vehicles look these days.
The Fife said:
It reminds me of a 928. I like it a lot more than all the boring crossover stuff that are crowding up the road these days, but that's a pretty low bar to clear.
Looks a little like an Audi A7 with more junk in the trunkYouBet said:The Fife said:
It reminds me of a 928. I like it a lot more than all the boring crossover stuff that are crowding up the road these days, but that's a pretty low bar to clear.
That looks absolutely nothing like a 928. The camo wrap has done its job here.
You can see pictures on the Cadillac website. The wrap isn't what is making it look fugly.OldArmy97 said:
Looks like a test car probably to see how it handles in real world conditions - ex Snowy conditions - manufacturers disguise or wrap the car to make it hard to photograph
License plate is from Michigan and says Manufacturer
My guess is Cadillac is still testing
