Detroit should tear the Packard plant down, seriously. It seems like anytime people want to show the downfall of Detroit they run take pictures of the Packard plant. Tear it down and build a park.

I still feel guilty that I laugh every time I think of the Human Cannonball getting killed in stunt gone wrong. Sad, but still... like anything could go wrong...

Heath Ledger Purple CTS Edition.

Cadillacs of the past always wore unique colors well. Here is the '69 Coupe deVille in Chateau Mauve with a dark mauve interior. This was back in the day when pimps could by their rides "right off the showroom floor".

NP. I'm spending imaginary money here, but I'm cheap with even pretend money - you should see me play Monopoly. For some reason I think even I could get laid driving a car like this, and probably by hot women. If you figure out how much hot hookers could cost over time, this car could be a bargain.

I'd forgotten that one; thanks for reminding me. That's a classic!

I can't see Ray having sex with a Ford. A Mercury maybe, if they still made them. Nope, he'd eat pork and shellfish first.

But, does your Aunt Florence have an easily accessible back, take five adults at one time and have a rabid following who blindly worships each and every fart?

My father had a living will and that is the way to go. We were simply told by his doctor that, "there will be no heroics". He was kept comfortable and sedated until the end. His call and that's the way it should be.

I always envisioned myself in a Cadillac convertible on a cross-country crime spree with a hot, leggy blonde by my side. I think it grew out of some Lori Singer flick. Somehow it was never the same in my dreams after cars were downsized so I stayed on the right side of the law.

I agree. Most animals are far superior.

I agree. I've had animals over the years and when the time comes you can do the right thing by them. It almost killed me but, I could end their suffering. I've always felt is should be the same with people.

Actually, they aren't bad on gas at all; about 22 - 30.

I think when he got older he drove a Cadillac, as most old people do, so he was at least somewhat average.

OK, I like these things for what they are: just good, basic transportation. I also think they are pretty nice looking in a conservative way. It sounds like they are addressing one of the weak points; too little power. Hopefully, a better interior will come when the car is redesigned.

OK. So they have two more kids and when they're all out of college the man returns home from work one day and all the kids are home and he can't figure out what the Hell is going on. They've finished supper and his wife asks him if he run to the freezer in the garage and grab some ice cream for desert. As he flips…

Wasn't is already a Brad Paisley song?

I think everyone is busy reading; that was one L-O-N-G comment and a very good one. I'd have skipped town in the GTO. Being a tradesman he could have always gotten work and you know in a couple years she'll be doing his best friend since milkmen no longer exist.

Good to see the humble Biscayne attract a following. :)

What you're seeing is the transition from the dog-leg, wrap around windshield back to the more normal position of the A pillar. Also, roof lines and pillars varied from model to model and year to year.