What was the impact of the 1977 Cadillac Seville around the world? The Seville nameplate was not precisely a novelty when it was applied to Cadillac’s new challenger to the luxurious imports. The division had previously used the identify from 1956 via 1960 on the two-door hardtop within the Eldorado line. However neither was it an automated selection for the new car.

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Also tempting ’67 Camaro prospects had been custom carpeting; bucket seats; fold-down rear seat; luxury inside; full instrumentation; and console shifters for the elective Turbo Hydra-Matic, heavy-responsibility three-pace guide, and 4-pace guide. For $105, a Rally Sport package added a hidden-headlight grille, «RS» badges, and other touches. Additional extras ran to tinted glass, radio, air conditioning, clock, cruise management, and a vinyl roof masking for hardtops.

The MG Magnette dealt with remarkably effectively. Superlatives flowed when the British weekly, The Autocar, tested one in November 1954: «Wet roads or dry make little distinction to its efficiency . . . [A] slight controllable drift within the accepted fashion, and a really slight heeling over, were the only indications of high Low Speed High Torque Motor. On the street, then, the standard of its cornering may be very high.»

As a matter of truth, the Grand Prix had carried an aura of glamour from its very beginning in 1962. Here’s the story. The exceptional success of the primary 4-passenger Thunderbird, again in 1958, had forced GM design staff stylists to hustle. They did, the outcome being the gorgeous new «private-luxury» coupe that eventually became the 1963 Buick Riviera. Solely it wasn’t a Buick at first — it was a company product, or at least a company idea. The design was up for grabs, and the Buick, Olds, and Pontiac divisions all competed for it.