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It's colored in the right areas to be factory but seems to have matte black paint. My brother drives a Ghost with the factory silver on black two tone job. I hate it. Looks exactly like this:
Can't forget about the atrocities committed by your local Cadillac dealer.
I know this ***** is highly profitable dealer markup, but if Cadillac really cared about its image it would yank the franchise from dealers who defaced their cars with vinyl or fake convertible tops.
Worst part is in 5 years, if that car is stored outside, that top will look weather beaten and possibly have rips/tears in it. Water will get in, rust the roof out and cause leaks.
Can't forget about the atrocities committed by your local Cadillac dealer.
I know this ***** is highly profitable dealer markup, but if Cadillac really cared about its image it would yank the franchise from dealers who defaced their cars with vinyl or fake convertible tops.
Worst part is in 5 years, if that car is stored outside, that top will look weather beaten and possibly have rips/tears in it. Water will get in, rust the roof out and cause leaks.
Was the driver in the white one a giant? It is driving straight, but the driver's side looks 2" lower.]
Originally Posted by mmarshall
That could (?) be from the shape of the mirror-lens. They are not always consistant across the whole face of the mirror.
It may indeed be leaning just a bit due to the large driver, but I think the shadow created by the sun (shining from the driver's left & slightly behind) is making it appear worse than it actually is.
I know this ***** is highly profitable dealer markup, but if Cadillac really cared about its image it would yank the franchise from dealers who defaced their cars with vinyl or fake convertible tops.
Worst part is in 5 years, if that car is stored outside, that top will look weather beaten and possibly have rips/tears in it. Water will get in, rust the roof out and cause leaks.
Originally Posted by dseag2
No, the worst part is that someone will buy it.
There is a reason why those landau-roof packages are offered....although, usually, it is a dealer-accessory rather than a factory option. Like it or not, some traditional Cadillac owners not only want them and buy them, but, if possible, actually order their cars that way. In fact, I myself, in general, like the way they look, but I wouldn't own one for several reasons..........primarily the ones you noted about maintenance/cleaning/corrosion.
Can't forget about the atrocities committed by your local Cadillac dealer.
I know this ***** is highly profitable dealer markup, but if Cadillac really cared about its image it would yank the franchise from dealers who defaced their cars with vinyl or fake convertible tops.
Worst part is in 5 years, if that car is stored outside, that top will look weather beaten and possibly have rips/tears in it. Water will get in, rust the roof out and cause leaks.
The aftermarket roof is the only good thing about that Cadillac.
09-22-15, 09:40 PM
Looks exactly like this:
