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| I’d steer way clear of a used cadillac.
The term “cadillac” came from an era when Cadillac used top end parts, added extra HP, made engines that required less care to go on and on and put features way beyond their time in their vehicles.
Today cadillac is a Chevy with some fancy plastic on it. Those plastics don’t age well unless they are cared for extremely well.
They are still the gentleman’s hot rod. But not something I’d plan on owning for the long term. | |
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