Fleetwood

The Cadillac Fleetwood was introduced in the post-war era, initially as a high-end trim level for Cadillac's Series 60 Special. Over the years, it became a standalone model, representing the pinnacle of Cadillac's luxury offerings. The Fleetwood name was derived from the Fleetwood Metal Body Company, a coachbuilder that Cadillac acquired in the 1920s. Throughout its production run, the Fleetwood was known for its opulent interiors, powerful engines, and smooth ride, catering to affluent buyers seeking comfort and prestige.