Hello everybody,
I"m Thierry HUMEZ, from FRANCE, and my first hobby is Drag-Race...
http://www.mrachassis.com/
Recently, I had bought a 1995 Cadillac séville STS , and I must say that this car is the most comfortable car in my life !
http://cadillac-sts.skyrock.com/


And this is my blue mustang @ Drag-race (super-street)
http://memez-stang.skyrock.com/


And this is my chassis of Mach 1 @ certfication
http://memez-mach1.skyrock.com/


Oh, and I forgot: I had buy a mustang LX 87 too ....
http://memez-mustang.skyrock.com/


It mean that I have 3 mustang and one Cadillac... Here for the french people, I'm something like extraterrestrial...

But I don't care, I like USA-Car, the parts are very cheap and sound of V8 engine is very nice !

 

nice cars.

are you going to drag the STS or is that reserved for the Stangs?

 

oh, this is already in my mind to try cadillac at race, only to see the ticket time !

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=68r7tz5wpco&NR=1


its not a match for a Stang .. but why not!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uN-G8...eature=related


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I didn't know that the new STS is rear wheels drive !

Nice vidéo!

 

the front wheel drive was a gimmick driven by weight reduction, the oil embargo, and emmission issues of the 1970s - 1980s.

GM bought into it the program as many other car makers. Ford did not. Speed forward to the year 2009 and you can now see who the survivors are.
Ford remains unscratched, GM and Chrysler are no longer what they were. Try for one second and imagen a front wheel drive Mustang or MK VII/VIII .. OK, you can now stop laughing.

GM in an attempt to regain the market, returned to production of the Rear drive luxury cars with the 2003 Cadillac CTS and of course we all know that the CTS become a world class car in an instant; the bean counters were counting - I believe that the DTS was the last of the FWD Cadillacs.

I believe that the 2010 Cadillac models are all rear drive or AWD.



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Oh, thanks for explanation.
Here at Europe, 90 % of cars are FWD.
Only the german car like BMW & Mercedes continue the product of RWD and or AWD.
Personnaly, I prefer RWD!