Put the top down, and crank the stereo up!
By
Jessica Gildea
March 06, 2008
From the Coupe de Ville to the all-mighty Escalade, Cadillac has been a pop culture icon ever since Jimmy Liggins’s “Cadillac Boogie” rocked the airwaves in 1948. Though indisputably rock-and-roll (Led Zeppelin anthems back their ads) and hip-hop friendly (Snoop Dogg reportedly christened his custom Caddy the ‘Snoop De Ville’), the brand’s aesthetic—all chiseled muscle and sharp angles—hasn’t emphasized sporty or compact in the past. But evolution is everything.
