Posts Tagged ‘Cadillac’
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Super Bowl has make good competition for US car market ads. This year commercial titled ‘Green Hell’ by Cadillacs has get most viewed single advertising spot in US television history.
”We have a big message this year – Cadillac is expanding with new models challenging the world’s best luxury cars. This stunning viewership data proves that Cadillac’s big message reached the largest audience,” said General Motors Global Chief Marketing Officer Joel Ewanick. “When it comes to Super Bowl ads, everyone has opinions on their favorites. But it’s a fact that this Cadillac spot had the biggest audience during the game.”
“Kantar Media’s Super Bowl audience study found that the Cadillac spot reached an audience rating of 43.5, highest among all advertising spots shown during the NBC-TV telecast,” GM said in statement.
Source :- EGMCartech
Honestly, I dunno why this ads get most viewed.. It is simple and no extravaganza video… But the car is cool… Wanna get one..
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I think, rear-wheel.com never write about Cadillac. As we know, Cadilacc is one of famous luxury car that can’t be dreaming for middle class income people like us ( maybe some of you can…). For your info (and me too) Cadilac has a popular sport utility vehicle caled Escalade. It is the SUV that come from 2000s and many tweaking will be done to show for 2012 Cadillac Escalade. This premium SUV features an eight cylinder with 403 horsepower, four wheel drivetrain and spacious leather interior with high-tech entertainment item.
The Escalade also have expand pick-up bed truck, length and there’s Two Mode Hybrid model. Maybe some of you don’t know (me too..) the 2002 Cadillac Escalade was establish as the fifth most tageted vehicle in Canada by the country’s insurance bureau at the end of 2011 (wow..the year 2002 model that get an achievement at 2011? It is a great achievement..). Look at the protection from Cadillac Escalade
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The 2012 Cadillac Escalade will be more safety, secure and more upgrading. There’s a feature on the 2012 Cadillac Escalade called an inclination sensor if an unintended change of vehicle angle is detected. The system prevents flat-bedding or any attempt to steal wheel and tires. The lavish wheels of the SUV will be a new locking system (wow.. that’s good for buyer and bad for theft…). It also have a shock sensor designe dto detect breaking of glass (another great innovation to prevent from bad people). It also have electronic tracking technology to relay to law enforcement and the OnStar System can be used to send a message to the vehicle’s electronic controls slowing the Cadillac safely (good…)
Source :- Automoblog
When I read about the features, it can prevent from theft. But it ain’t cheap and don’t see it many at Malaysia road.. Hope rear-wheel.com will up and I can’t get some earning from it to buy Cadillac Escalade (just in your dreams bro..)
The Cadillac has make a world record for longest car parade in US. The parade features of 298 old and new Cadillac vehicle to honor the founder of Cadillac brand, Henry M. Leland.
The parade would help to attact attention and maybe promote Cadillac brand. The parade line almost 1.6km formed and get list on the Guinees Book of Records history.
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Such a good event. Still wait for Perodua parade.. Will they make event like this??
Who could buy Cadillac? It ain’t cheap car but another rich guy not just can buy it but could alter to become another freak car. The Hennessey V1000 is a model that build to upgrade the current Cadillac CTS-V Coupe to powered 1,000 hp at 6,400 rpm out of a twin turbocharged 427ci LS V8. It could boost to 950 lb-ft torque at 4,000 rpm. This tuning project will make this car accelerate from 0-60 mph in just 3.5 second and the top speed could be 230 mph.
The upgrade will include the top and bottom of the GM V8. Other’s upgrade also involved clutch upgrade, rear and 15.1″ Brembo carbon ceramic brakes front with Hennesey monoblock wheels.
Source :- Jalopnik
It is a good news for rich people that love to tune their car. For us, we just can read about it…