Interview: Paul West and the Search for a Cadillac Flagship

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  jpcavanaugh - I am a 68 Chrysler Newport sedan.  Conservative, utilitarian, and very functional.  Not bad looking in a conservative sort of way, but certainly not...
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  Joe McKinney - Another factor here is that, for a variety of reasons, Americans have always liked big cars. And, the car...
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  UnclePete - NulloModo, It’s a terrible trend. Modern transmissions just contain more computer-controlled crud to go...
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