My buddy calls these "N Wagons". Why do they have this reputation? I thought Cadillac was prestigious?
>>29075477Cadillac is American, therefore it's not prestigious.
>>29075477Now dis shit is whats up playa
>>29075480how did tesla, despite being american, become more prestigious than anything european to the point where even europeans were tripping over themselves to buy a tesla.
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>>29075483>Prestige >TeslaBig zozzle
>>29075486what makes something prestigious if desirability above other "prestigious" brands isn't prestigious?
>>29075477is nobody going to comment on how great those wheels look?
>>29075477>Why do they have this reputation?
>>29075477Humourously, the phrase "the Cadillac of" is still common parlance even though many, many missteps in terms of product offerings have watered down the brand image to the point that few would regard a Cadillac as "the Cadillac of cars." Because for so long GM frequently slapped a Caddilac badge on the same model as Chevy etc and upcharged a lot for it, the brand has more than a whiff of chintz. The gen Xers and millennials who looked at a Cimarron and bought a Cavalier need a reason why they should look at an Escalade instead of a Suburban. Today's GM is probably doing a better job of differentiating but not everyone knows or cares. Some cultures are more find of chintz than others.
>>29075483Tesla was once upon a time the darling among all car brands in the eyes of environmentalists and IT types worldwide by virtue of being the only viable mass market EV manufacturer in existence. Even then I wouldn't say they were considered prestigious, cool maybe but not prestigious.
>>29075540In earlier times that comparison was made to the Stutz Bearcat.
>>29075477>I thought Cadillac was prestigious?>I thought Hennessey was prestigious?>I thought Louis Vuitton was prestigious?>I thought Gucci was prestigious?
>>29075477They are viewed as prestigious therefore niggers love them. It's the same as with designer clothes. Actually wealthy people are typically less ostentatious and will buy something like a pickup truck, or coup instead.
>>29075477>I thought Cadillac was prestigious?They were and their luxurious interiors and brocade upholstery in the sedans was very nice. It felt like sitting in a real sofa at home. But then they changed as the times changed and SLAB CULTURE took over the cadillac sedan scene.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slab_(car)
>>29075480post 1960s, yeah. We need to retvrn to tradition
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>>29075540>>29075557also the "Rolls-Royce" of cars. >the celetiq is the Rolls Royce of Cadillacslol
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>>29075480Pre 60's they were the most advanced luxury car on the planet sold in mass. They had more power, shifted smoother, were quieter, rode better, and had more features at the time that Rolls Royce and other euro makes did not. However GM in their infinite ineptitude has ruined the brand. There were other brands that did it better, however they were defunct.
>>29075477Drug money rich
>>29075483>murican living in his bubbleThere's way more BYDs than Teslas in Germany and France kek
>>29075615The Cullinan is the Cadillac of Rolls Royces
>>29075800so what you're saying is an american brand is more prestigious than any european one?
>>29075488>>29075864Nta but explain your reasoning.
>>29075924The initial argument was that Tesla is more prestigious than Euro cars in Europe. The point that Chinese dogboilers are more popular than Tesla in France and Germany does not counter the initial argument. Prestige and popularity are not equivalent, and even if they were it could merely been an indication that both American and Chinese electric appliances are more prestigious than European ones.
>>29075934>Tesla is more prestigious than European cars because they sell more>Chinese cars are more popular in Europe than Teslas>Chinese cars are not more prestigious than Teslas because popular does not equal prestigious
>>29075938It's still above average cognitive ability for an american
