Bet you didn't know this Cadillac statistic...Cadillac AHEAD of Mercedes?
atomicbri -
3/9/2006 10:12:36 PM
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There are still a lot of older generation folks that love Cadillac....look at poor Lincoln! Lord Ford needs to get it together!
autopro -
3/9/2006 10:36:59 PM
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I'M GOING TO LOOK INTO MY CRYSTAL BALL AND GIVE YOU SOME ACCURATE SALES FIGURES FOR 2006. WE ALL KNOW WHO THE SALES LEADER IS GOING TO BE. LEXUS FOR THE SIXTH YEAR IN A ROW. YOU WILL SEE A SEVEN TO TEN PERCENT INCREASE IN THEIR NUMBERS.
TOYOTA AND LEXUS CAN'T BE STOPPED IN THE US. BMW BASHERS ARE SO ANGRY BECAUSE THEIR'S A NEW SHERRIFF IN TOWN ITS FUNNY TO LISTEN TO THEIR LAME DRIBBLE.
autopro -
3/9/2006 10:41:59 PM
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WHERE IS INFINITY VOLVO AUDI AND THOSE OTHER BRANDS
autopro -
3/9/2006 10:57:07 PM
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NOW LET'S SEE PERFORMANCE STYLING VALUE SERVICE QUALITY ATTENTION TO DETAIL LOW NVH,IF YOU KNOW WHAT THAT MEANS, RESALE STATE OF THE ART DEALERS ! THAT'S WHAT SELLS ALOT OF HAMBERGERS!!
CarNut -
3/10/2006 2:36:35 PM
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First i cant believe cadillac is selling so good.
Second: Lexus first for 6 years....common people open ur eyes..expensive toyotas...ugly..no soul...horriable styling....
Lexus is the only car manofacturer, in which i cant see a reason to buy it...
Lexus driver: step into the future-by a bmw or mercedes, or better yet an audi
atomicbri -
3/10/2006 3:47:23 PM
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Actually I would take a XLR over a SC....the SC sucks, I have driven both of these cars and it is safe to say the SC feels like a bloated whale on the road.
As for the rest of the cars, I don't know....
montz -
3/10/2006 7:47:03 PM
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You'd take an LX over an Escalade? Oh and one more thing: cadillac makes no mre devilles. But it DOES make the STS which I would take over the current bloated LS
dblo7 -
3/14/2006 7:42:25 PM
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Obviously Rice Burner is biased towards Japanese autos...lol. No doubt Lexus is a good brand and made success by mimic'ing German cars. Cadillac has made a big car line over haul which has captured more younger buyers. Its all in perception. Cadillac is perceived as older person ride because they remember their grandparents driving one. How long has Lexus been around? How about Infiniti?
Toyota had the luck of not having any history (good or bad) and was able to throw out luxo models that had no history and a fresh image. Also if not for the U.S. non of these companies would be anywhere at all and unfortunately Japan shuts out most other non-Japanese cars selling in their country.
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