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By Andrew Johnston On my first viewing, I liked “The Gold Violin” pretty well but was bugged by a few things, some of which left me with an odd hunch that a number of fans would proclaim it an all-out clunker.

Welcome to Down On The Street, where we admire old vehicles found parked on the streets of the Island That Rust Forgot: Alameda, California. Today we're going to look at one of the many reasons that Cadillac has had to struggle so mightily to build a coherent brand image- ideally, one that attracts

Los Angeles ~ CA Sir Luscious got gator belts and patty melts and Monte Carlos And El Dorados I’m waking up out of my slumber feeling like Ralo So follow it’s your time at the Apollo Minus the Kiki Shepard what about a ho in a leopard-print Teddy Pender-grass cooler than Freddie Jackson

Visit Graceland, Home of the King. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1991, Graceland is the final resting place of Elvis Presley, the King of Rock and Roll. The beautiful white-columned mansion sits on a 13.8-acre estate, and is one of the most visited tourist destinations in the United States – the second most visited residence after the White House.

I watched Scorsese’s Casino last night, and aside from every other really wonderful thing about the film (Sharon Stone’s acting, Joe Pesci’s hamming, De Niro’s suits) what really caught my eye were the near endless number of enormous two-door Cadillacs populating what seemed like every other scene in the film.

By Rob Einaudi Editor-in-Chief This was the craziest thing I saw Sunday at the All Mopar Spring Round-Up in Issaquah. It's a '37 Plymouth pickup with a 500 cubic inch Cadillac engine out of a FWD Eldorado--in the bed. Just check out that exhaust.

Raymond Loewy is one of those industrial design legends who have no problem maintaining a spot in the pantheon of automotive history. The design lead for Studebaker during the post war years, Loewy and another luminary Virgil Exner were responsible for some of the most forward thinking and trend setting designs of the time.

Ever wanted to own a classic car but couldn’t afford one? Later this fall, 50 million Detroit classics will roll out of the nation’s 37,000 Post Office show rooms as the second issuance in the America on the Move commemorative stamps series. The 50s Fins and Chrome 42-cent First-Class stamps go on sale Oct.

When you're having a quinto-Belvedere tailgate party at the Oakland Coliseum, you pay to park in the official stadium lot, but when you're swilling cheap beer and wolfing chile verde burritos prior to sneaking into the good seats with your bleacher tickets watching a ballgame from the bleachers, you don't want to pay to park your car.

Hi guys, I'm looking at purchasing a 93 eldo with some trans problems, hoping you guys can tell me it's something common and cheap to fix. Here is what he says... Quote: Beautiful 1993 Caddy. 32v. Northstar, 4.6 liter, 300hp. 33k miles on the motor, dealership replaced it because it was still under warranty.