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Re: [Landyachts] Soothing words - Sales Literature   Message List  
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At 09:25 AM 10/23/2007, you wrote:

>Short passages excerpted from various Cadillac catalogs:
>
>
>1970 The spirit of the seventies is nowhere more magnificently stated
>than in the majestic Fleetwood Brougham....

How about the majesty of the PIMPMOBILE.
Or SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER, I suppose.
Guess they couldn't predict DISCO at that time.
Or BellBottom Pants...
Or Leisure Suits...



>1972 This is Cadillac in the grand manner...The Fleetwood Brougham. It
>is truly the epitome of Cadillac elegance and dignity.
>
>1973 Special even in the special world of Cadillac. The Brougham of 1973
>is Cadillac in the grand manner...
>
>1974 Cadillac in the grand manner...The Fleewood Brougham. there are
>those who regard the Fleetwood Brougham of 1974 as one of the world's great
>sedans.....

Ok, Ok, Mr. 'Grand Manner,' who was writing this material from '72 to '74??


>1975 One of the world's great sedans....gets even better.

...you've got to be kidding me....



>1976 The Fleetwood Brougham - Executive size luxury....this is indeed one
>of the world's great sedans. The ride: superb. Luxury abounds.

Ok, Ok, Mr. 'Worlds Great Sedans,' were you the guy who replaced
Mr. 'Grand Manner' in '74 ?



>1977 The Brougham has always been a car of elegant refinements...roomy
>luxury. A very special kind of Cadillac...for special people.
>
>1978 The 1978 Fleetwood Brougham features the elegant refinements and
>luxurious roominess that make it a special kind of Cadillac for special
>people.

Ok, two years of 'Elegant Refinements' and 'Roomy Luxury,' very good.


>1979 From the elegant exterior to the spacious interior, the 1979
>Fleetwood Brougham is truly one of the world's great sedans....Making this a
>special kind of Cadillac.
>
>1980 The Fleetwood Brougham. In the proud Fleetwood tradition....From
>its new exterior styling to its spacious luxury interior; the 1980 Fleetwood
>Brougham continues to be the 'Cadillac of Cadillacs'...one of the world's
>great sedans.

Followed up by two years of 'Spacious Interior,' wonderful.


>1981 There are three ways to enjoy this "Cadillac of
>Cadillacs"...Then and now, the Fleetwood Brougham continues to be a car of
>impeccable refinement.

Three Ways! '81, '82 AND '83 !!!


>1983 Here indeed is one of the world's great sedans.....In every way this
> edition is in the proud Fleetwood tradition.

Back again to 'World's Great Sedans.'
I think they're about to Fire this writer...


>1984 Here is the traditional Cadillac luxury in the proud Fleetwood
>tradition.
>
>1985 For all the reasons you've always owned a Cadillac. The Cadillac
>name and the quality inherent in it. The classic Cadillac look and appeal.
>The renowned Cadillac room and comfort. Plus so much more you have come to
>expect.
>
>1986 This is a car that becomes more exclusive each year by remaining
>true to its traditions. Like its traditional size. Fleetwood Brougham
>rides on the longest wheelbase of any production car - making cruising on the
>interstate pure luxury.
>
>1987 This is the classic spirit of Cadillac. Brougham for 1987....The
>Brougham is every inch the classic Cadillac.

MUCH better! I actually want to BUY one of these Cadillacs!
(and OF COURSE they're 'classic,' no matter how many times you repeat it!)


>1988 Every year the Brougham achieves more distinction by remaining true
>to its classic design. The Brougham's unmistakeable styling is every inch a
>Cadillac, inches that add up to America's longests regular production car.
>Its unequalled 121.5" wheelbase delivers maximum highway cruising
>comfort....
>
>
>1989 This classic Cadillac rewards you with an automobile of undiminished
>size and unmistakeable styling.
>
>1990 Introducing a powerfule new expression of Cadillac luxury. WIth
>distinctive styling....And full-size, six-passenger luxury.
>
>The distinctively new Cadillac Brougham...gives you the undiminished size
>and uncompromised six-passenger comfort you would epect only from America's
>longest regular production automobile.

Nope, he's back again with 'Undiminished Size' and
'Unmistakeable/Distinctive Styling.'



>1990 America's longest regular production car reaffirms itself as the
>definitive classic among American luxury automobiles.
>
>1991 Brougham. Featuring the uncompromising luxury and elegance
>of full-size, six-passenger comfort. The style and elegance of a classic
>design. And the inherent luxury of a true automotive legend.
>
>1992 Its easy to understand why so many are so comfortable with the
>classic rear-wheel drive Brougham. As one of the largest regular production
>automobiles sold in Canada, it affords you uncompromising, six-passenger
>luxury, extolling all the amenities you would expect to find in a Cadillac.

'Uncompromising Luxury,' and a 'Classic' for Three more years !!! Woo Hoo!

(The preceding 'commentaries' should be regarded as HUMOR/SATIRE and
not to be mistaken for
actual cynicism and/or snarky criticism on the part of the author,
who finds virtually ALL automotive sales
literature to be a bit ridiculous, and worth a laugh, especially in
retrospect. ;-))




Ronald L. Threadgill
'Miss Scarlett' - 1959 Cadillac ElviSeville DeVilleDorado
CoupeVertible Fleetisman D'EleBroughamWood
http://www.pipeline.com/~rthreadgill/index.html

CLC-Central Virginia :
http://www.wmsbrg.com/cadillac/Richmond/index.html




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