Intimidating Design

The only thing scarier than a Plymouth Fury is a Cadillac Coupe de Ville barreling down at you in a dark alley – especially when the guy you owe five-large to is behind its wheel. Cadillac classics have always been built to intimidate the competition as well as other driver’s on the road. The new Escalade and CTS sedan Cadillac produces are one-ton automotive monstrosities combining old school elegance with sharp 21st century design and technology. And it’s been proven that Cadillac owns Lincoln in Sopranos lore:

Trunk Cargo Space

With a big car comes a load of cargo space – where else will you keep your golf clubs, heroine, guns, dead bodies, trays of antipasto, San Genaro busts and Gucci luggage? Speaking of antipasto – we’re starving, is there any rolled cold cuts and fresh mozzarella around here?

Size Matters

In the world of La Cosa Nostra size matters. It symbolizes power, authority, and impresses the ladies. In a time prior to SUV’s you couldn’t get much larger than a mafia Don and his Caddy. Both the Capos and cars have to live up to Cadillac’s slogan – “The Penalty of Leadership.” Those old GM vehicles sure could take a beating too:

Classic American Automobile

As much as Italian mobsters want to separate themselves from “Americanos” Cadillac is a classic American automobile. It portrays a sense of royalty over those who drive everyday sedans. Or maybe these mobsters just like the comfort and luxury of a large leather interior. Regardless, until General Motors goes under (knock on wood) The underbelly organized crime will always favor a fine car like a fine cigar and bottle of chianti.