¿Por qué Cadillac fabricó el auto de lujo más vergonzoso del mundo?

In 1978, Cadillac sold more luxury cars in the United States than any other brand on the planet. The DeVille, the Fleetwood, the Eldorado. These were the cars that surgeons, senators, and self-made millionaires drove to say, without uttering a word, that they had succeeded. Cadillac wasn't just an automotive company. It was a cultural institution, with the slogan "The World's Standard" printed on every brochure and dealer sign.