kThis post has 26 notesCadillac is the only major manufacturer savvy enough to cling to the swoop and swash of their historic identity or advertising. I type upon a phone looking out the bus window at parked-speed rush hour. Rear ends of many makes and models named in noncommittal sans, no enameled scripts to be seen. Perhaps it makes technological sense, we’ve safely driven out of the human age where the disappearance of script might mark the last remnants of time when cars could be linked to hand craft in the making as well as (attainable) luxury in the buying? Read on…
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