The Cadillac Story: The Postwar Years (Stanford General Books)
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| Rating | : | 4.84 (638 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0804749426 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 240 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-12-11 |
| Language | : | English |
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Then, in the 1980s, it epitomized the industrial crisis that had suddenly overtaken America. Cadillac, again and again, played a critical role in that story, for both good and ill.In the depths of the Great Depression, the brand redefined itself and the luxury market. After World War II, it epitomized expansive prosperity. Today, Cadillac’s struggle to survive in a furiously competitive—and suddenly international—automobile industry mirrors the challenges facing American industry as a whole. It is, in many ways, the story of the American automobile industry itself— which, as much as any industry, drove America&rsq
"Enjoyable Book" according to David R. Farlow. It's a good book, but not great like Thomas Bonsall's Edsel book or Studebaker book. Apparently there is another Cadillac book that goes back to the start of Cadillac that may be better. Good section on the GM changeover in the 80's. Very good book and one I will keep.. The second best book on the history of Cadillac [Attention editor: Please replace the existing review by "Mary Madoni" with this review. The previous review was written when I was accidentally logged in as Mary (my wife). I wrote to your customer service people about this problem and re-submitting the review under my own account was a suggested resolution, so here it is. Thank you.]the first is Bonsall's other Cadillac book, the out-of-print "Cadillac: The American Standard" (CTAS).In fact, this book is essentially a near-verbatim sub. M. Madoni said The second best book on the history of Cadillac. the first is Bonsall's other Cadillac book, the out-of-print "Cadillac: The American Standard" (CTAS).In fact, this book is essentially a near-verbatim subset of CTAS. Where CTAS begins in 190"The second best book on the history of Cadillac" according to M. Madoni. the first is Bonsall's other Cadillac book, the out-of-print "Cadillac: The American Standard" (CTAS).In fact, this book is essentially a near-verbatim subset of CTAS. Where CTAS begins in 1902 and ends right around 199The second best book on the history of Cadillac M. Madoni the first is Bonsall's other Cadillac book, the out-of-print "Cadillac: The American Standard" (CTAS).In fact, this book is essentially a near-verbatim subset of CTAS. Where CTAS begins in 1902 and ends right around 1994 (when it was published), this book begins in 1946 (hence "The Postwar Years" in the title), and seems to leave off right around the beginning of 2002 even though it includes references to 2003 and 2004 Cadillacs, (it seems that most of the copy covering 1946 to 1994 was . (when it was published), this book begins in 19The second best book on the history of Cadillac M. Madoni the first is Bonsall's other Cadillac book, the out-of-print "Cadillac: The American Standard" (CTAS).In fact, this book is essentially a near-verbatim subset of CTAS. Where CTAS begins in 1902 and ends right around 1994 (when it was published), this book begins in 1946 (hence "The Postwar Years" in the title), and seems to leave off right around the beginning of 2002 even though it includes references to 2003 and 2004 Cadillacs, (it seems that most of the copy covering 1946 to 1994 was . 6 (hence "The Postwar Years" in the title), and seems to leave off right around the beginning of 2002 even though it includes references to 200The second best book on the history of Cadillac the first is Bonsall's other Cadillac book, the out-of-print "Cadillac: The American Standard" (CTAS).In fact, this book is essentially a near-verbatim subset of CTAS. Where CTAS begins in 1902 and ends right around 199The second best book on the history of Cadillac M. Madoni the first is Bonsall's other Cadillac book, the out-of-print "Cadillac: The American Standard" (CTAS).In fact, this book is essentially a near-verbatim subset of CTAS. Where CTAS begins in 1902 and ends right around 1994 (when it was published), this book begins in 1946 (hence "The Postwar Years" in the title), and seems to leave off right around the beginning of 2002 even though it includes references to 2003 and 2004 Cadillacs, (it seems that most of the copy covering 1946 to 1994 was . (when it was published), this book begins in 19The second best book on the history of Cadillac M. Madoni the first is Bonsall's other Cadillac book, the out-of-print "Cadillac: The American Standard" (CTAS).In fact, this book is essentially a near-verbatim subset of CTAS. 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Madoni the first is Bonsall's other Cadillac book, the out-of-print "Cadillac: The American Standard" (CTAS).In fact, this book is essentially a near-verbatim subset of CTAS. Where CTAS begins in 1902 and ends right around 1994 (when it was published), this book begins in 1946 (hence "The Postwar Years" in the title), and seems to leave off right around the beginning of 2002 even though it includes references to 2003 and 2004 Cadillacs, (it seems that most of the copy covering 1946 to 1994 was . was . and 200The second best book on the history of Cadillac M. Madoni the first is Bonsall's other Cadillac book, the out-of-print "Cadillac: The American Standard" (CTAS).In fact, this book is essentially a near-verbatim subset of CTAS. 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Madoni the first is Bonsall's other Cadillac book, the out-of-print "Cadillac: The American Standard" (CTAS).In fact, this book is essentially a near-verbatim subset of CTAS. Where CTAS begins in 1902 and ends right around 1994 (when it was published), this book begins in 1946 (hence "The Postwar Years" in the title), and seems to leave off right around the beginning of 2002 even though it includes references to 2003 and 2004 Cadillacs, (it seems that most of the copy covering 1946 to 1994 was . was . and ends right around 199The second best book on the history of Cadillac M. Madoni the first is Bonsall's other Cadillac book, the out-of-print "Cadillac: The American Standard" (CTAS).In fact, this book is essentially a near-verbatim subset of CTAS. 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Where CTAS begins in 1902 and ends right around 1994 (when it was published), this book begins in 1946 (hence "The Postwar Years" in the title), and seems to leave off right around the beginning of 2002 even though it includes references to 2003 and 2004 Cadillacs, (it seems that most of the copy covering 1946 to 1994 was . (when it was published), this book begins in 19The second best book on the history of Cadillac M. Madoni the first is Bonsall's other Cadillac book, the out-of-print "Cadillac: The American Standard" (CTAS).In fact, this book is essentially a near-verbatim subset of CTAS. 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Madoni the first is Bonsall's other Cadillac book, the out-of-print "Cadillac: The American Standard" (CTAS).In fact, this book is essentially a near-verbatim subset of CTAS. Where CTAS begins in 1902 and ends right around 1994 (when it was published), this book begins in 1946 (hence "The Postwar Years" in the title), and seems to leave off right around the beginning of 2002 even though it includes references to 2003 and 2004 Cadillacs, (it seems that most of the copy covering 1946 to 1994 was . was . and 200The second best book on the history of Cadillac M. Madoni the first is Bonsall's other Cadillac book, the out-of-print "Cadillac: The American Standard" (CTAS).In fact, this book is essentially a near-verbatim subset of CTAS. 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Madoni the first is Bonsall's other Cadillac book, the out-of-print "Cadillac: The American Standard" (CTAS).In fact, this book is essentially a near-verbatim subset of CTAS. Where CTAS begins in 1902 and ends right around 1994 (when it was published), this book begins in 1946 (hence "The Postwar Years" in the title), and seems to leave off right around the beginning of 2002 even though it includes references to 2003 and 2004 Cadillacs, (it seems that most of the copy covering 1946 to 1994 was . was . 00"The second best book on the history of Cadillac" according to M. Madoni. the first is Bonsall's other Cadillac book, the out-of-print "Cadillac: The American Standard" (CTAS).In fact, this book is essentially a near-verbatim subset of CTAS. Where CTAS begins in 1902 and ends right around 199The second best book on the history of Cadillac M. Madoni the first is Bonsall's other Cadillac book, the out-of-print "Cadillac: The American Standard" (CTAS).In fact, this book is essentially a near-verbatim subset of CTAS. Where CTAS begins in 1902 and ends right around 1994 (when it was published), this book begins in 1946 (hence "The Postwar Years" in the title), and seems to leave off right around the beginning of 2002 even though it includes references to 2003 and 2004 Cadillacs, (it seems that most of the copy covering 1946 to 1994 was . (when it was published), this book begins in 19The second best book on the history of Cadillac M. Madoni the first is Bonsall's other Cadillac book, the out-of-print "Cadillac: The American Standard" (CTAS).In fact, this book is essentially a near-verbatim subset of CTAS. 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Where CTAS begins in 1902 and ends right around 1994 (when it was published), this book begins in 1946 (hence "The Postwar Years" in the title), and seems to leave off right around the beginning of 2002 even though it includes references to 2003 and 2004 Cadillacs, (it seems that most of the copy covering 1946 to 1994 was . 6 (hence "The Postwar Years" in the title), and seems to leave off right around the beginning of 2002 even though it includes references to 2003 and 200The second best book on the history of Cadillac M. Madoni the first is Bonsall's other Cadillac book, the out-of-print "Cadillac: The American Standard" (CTAS).In fact, this book is essentially a near-verbatim subset of CTAS. 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Madoni the first is Bonsall's other Cadillac book, the out-of-print "Cadillac: The American Standard" (CTAS).In fact, this book is essentially a near-verbatim subset of CTAS. Where CTAS begins in 1902 and ends right around 1994 (when it was published), this book begins in 1946 (hence "The Postwar Years" in the title), and seems to leave off right around the beginning of 2002 even though it includes references to 2003 and 2004 Cadillacs, (it seems that most of the copy covering 1946 to 1994 was . was . and 200The second best book on the history of Cadillac M. Madoni the first is Bonsall's other Cadillac book, the out-of-print "Cadillac: The American Standard" (CTAS).In fact, this book is essentially a near-verbatim subset of CTAS. 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Madoni the first is Bonsall's other Cadillac book, the out-of-print "Cadillac: The American Standard" (CTAS).In fact, this book is essentially a near-verbatim subset of CTAS. Where CTAS begins in 1902 and ends right around 1994 (when it was published), this book begins in 1946 (hence "The Postwar Years" in the title), and seems to leave off right around the beginning of 2002 even though it includes references to 2003 and 2004 Cadillacs, (it seems that most of the copy covering 1946 to 1994 was . was . even though it includes references to "The second best book on the history of Cadillac" according to M. Madoni. the first is Bonsall's other Cadillac book, the out-of-print "Cadillac: The American Standard" (CTAS).In fact, this book is essentially a near-verbatim subset of CTAS. Where CTAS begins in 1902 and ends right around 199The second best book on the history of Cadillac M. Madoni the first is Bonsall's other Cadillac book, the out-of-print "Cadillac: The American Standard" (CTAS).In fact, this book is essentially a near-verbatim subset of CTAS. Where CTAS begins in 1902 and ends right around 1994 (when it was published), this book begins in 1946 (hence "The Postwar Years" in the title), and seems to leave off right around the beginning of 2002 even though it includes references to 2003 and 2004 Cadillacs, (it seems that most of the copy covering 1946 to 1994 was . (when it was published), this book begins in 19The second best book on the history of Cadillac M. Madoni the first is Bonsall's other Cadillac book, the out-of-print "Cadillac: The American Standard" (CTAS).In fact, this book is essentially a near-verbatim subset of CTAS. 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Madoni the first is Bonsall's other Cadillac book, the out-of-print "Cadillac: The American Standard" (CTAS).In fact, this book is essentially a near-verbatim subset of CTAS. Where CTAS begins in 1902 and ends right around 1994 (when it was published), this book begins in 1946 (hence "The Postwar Years" in the title), and seems to leave off right around the beginning of 2002 even though it includes references to 2003 and 2004 Cadillacs, (it seems that most of the copy covering 1946 to 1994 was . was . 00The second best book on the history of Cadillac the first is Bonsall's other Cadillac book, the out-of-print "Cadillac: The American Standard" (CTAS).In fact, this book is essentially a near-verbatim subset of CTAS. Where CTAS begins in 1902 and ends right around 199The second best book on the history of Cadillac M. 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