The douche is strong with this one.

Haha, Those sunglasses tell me all I need to know about the current owner.

Does it include the cost of a billboard truck and driver to follow you everywhere, proclaiming ‘IT’S NOT A PROWLER!’?

Boring as hell then, barely worth a glance now. ND for the first poseur Cadillac.

Funny you mention that, my first thought was, that’s just a Caprice. It also gives me minor flashbacks to Buford T. Justice’s Bonneville.

Where this is located, it has definitely been sitting for a while, and this is a sale after death or after moving to a care home and selling the house transaction.

If you live in a market where much filming is done this would make a great car to rent out for period productions.

I look at these and always think “Parisienne” not “Cadillac”. Good job GM! Pair the every-GM look with the .. ahem... “quality” of GM cars of the era, and I don’t think there’s a price where I’d be interested. This might even be an important car in GM’s history, but I simply don’t care. ND.

ND why buy it now when I didn’t like it back in 1976?  

Yeah, you need to back up a couple steps on the ownership chain and get these straight from estates, not from Compton.

Ah, yes, of course this is in Southern California. The whole area is full of rides like this, cars that were once owned by the moneyed class but are now driven by poseurs who want people who don’t know any better to think they’re billionaires.

That’s another way to look at it, but I think the person thinking along these lines will be hard to find. And the color combo on this one narrows the field even more.

Not really sure about the color. It doesn’t look bad, but it’s also a sports car color on a large luxury sedan. If it was a claret or darker, I might be enthusiastic.

This is the car to buy if you are a person whose life’s purpose is to serve as an example of what not to do.

There’s almost no price that makes sense for cars like this; for something that costs so much new, they seem remarkably disposable once the glow wears off. If you’re wealthy enough to bear the cost of ownership, you probably want to lease something new or buy something collectable. If you’re buying this because depreci…

Yeah, I predict these rules being cut as part of the first or second tranche of “in order to enact one new regulation, two must be rolled back” BS.

I don’t think it is anywhere near that difficult for airlines to change the way they handle wheelchairs. They can easily have someone that speaks their language work with them and the training material can be easily translated. The issue is they don’t care they treat them the same way they would any bag.

With the amount of money the airlines make every year...I’m sure they can figure something out. 

I mean they can and they will continue to mistreat disabled passengers, because of course they will.

You can now only mistreat the able bodied travelers! Ha!