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Cadillac Car BooksCadillac car books includes many books on the history of Cadillac automobile, plus manuals for all models of Cadillac. 
Cadillac is a luxury vehicle marque owned by General Motors Company. Founded in 1902 as the Cadillac Automobile Company by Henry M Leland. ROBERT ACKERSON
1989 ISBN 0-83069-120-0
Each chapter is devoted to the Cadillacs produced in a particular year (from 1946 to 1989). Includes detailed profiles of every car's design, option availability and advertising strategies used etc. ANGELO VAN BOGART
2003 ISBN 0-87349-690-6
Long before the BMW, Lexus, Infinity etc, the Cadillac was considered the standard. After surpassing Packard, it was the preferred luxury car for more than 50 years, reigning supreme among American brands. Capturing the beauty and essence of this great car, this large-format, photographic book celebrates the centennial of Cadillac. THOMAS BONSALL
1993 ISBN unknown
The definitive reference on all Cadillac history up through the early 1990s. 
2003 ISBN 0-8047-4942-6
The Cadillac story is more than the story of a car company. It is, in many ways, the story of the American automobile industry itself which, as much as any industry, drove America's growth in the twentieth century. Cadillac, again and again, played a critical role in that story, for both good and ill. R M CLARKE
1970 ISBN 1-869826-79-5
Includes road tests, specifications, technical data and owner opinions. 
1982 ISBN 0-907073-53-0
2004 ISBN 1-85520-663-3
During the '50s, Cadillac celebrated its 50th Anniversary and enjoyed the reputation of being America's favorite luxury car and this book traces the progress of the post-war 60, 61, 62 and 70 Series models. Covers the Cadillac Series 60 Special, Series 61, Series 62, Series 70, Eldorado, Brougham and Convertible. Reveals road tests, new model introductions, consumer analysis, specifications and performance data. 
2004 ISBN 1-85520-664-1
This Cadillac portfolio covers the story of Cadillac's fabulous '59 finned models up to the elegant mid-60s cars and is told through 44 articles drawn from 3 continents. Featured are road and comparison tests, new model and drive reports, a consumer analysis plus retrospective comment. Models covered: Series 60 Special, Series 62, Series 75, Coupe & Sedan de Ville, Eldorado and Calais. CHRISTOPHER CUMMINGS
2006 ISBN 0-78642-808-2
This memoir tells the story of a boy who grew up loving cars, learned everything he could about them, and acquired quite a few impressive models for himself, while always looking forward to the day he would, by surprising circumstance, find the automobile of his dreams. Early chapters reveal the adventure Cummings underwent renovating his first car at age 13. Over the course of his teenage years he would work to acquire three classic Cadillacs: a 1941 Cadillac Series 7523 seven-passenger touring sedan, a 1941 Cadillac Series 61 coupe, and a 1931 Cadillac Series 355A Fleetwood Cabriolet. Later chapters recount the painstaking effort he put into renovating and maintaining those coveted vehicles. The story culminates with Cummings' unexpected acquisition of the car that earned the motto Standard of the World, the 1930 V-16 Imperial Sedan limousine. In all, this memoir bears witness to an elegant sample of the best that the Classic era of automotive history had to offer. JIM DIETZLER
2000 ISBN 1-56799-932-8
This book, which is mostly pictures and captions with very little text, captures the beauty of this great car. OWEN EDWARDS & STEPHEN SALMIERI
1985 ISBN 0-914427-39-3
Photographer Salmieri has traveled coast to coast, to make a portrait of America as it is reflected in the magically revealing mirror of the Cadillac. Illustrated with over 80 pictures, many hand painted by Salmieri's wife Sydnie. Broad range of images range from almost every year of the Cadillac's long life. TERRY EHRICH
Date/ISBN unknown
DAVID FETHERSTON
1993 ISBN 1-85532-328-1
Devoted to the range of Cadillac luxury automobiles produced from 1946 up to the present day. Rad Cad is a portfolio of extraordinary custom Cadillacs alongside the 50s fins and 90s limos. GWIL GRIFFITHS & RICH PHILLIPS
1976 ISBN unknown
This is an illustrated history of the Cadillac motor company that chiefly contains reproductions of original Cadillac advertisements from 1902 through 1961. JOHN GUNNELL
2005 ISBN 0-87349-289-7
Complete coverage of every Cadillac ever produced -500 full colour photos - lists specifications, production figures, options, historical footnotes and pricing. SHIRLEY HAINES
1993 ISBN 0-86593-252-2
ROBERT HEADRICK
2008 ISBN 1-58388-212-X
An in-depth look at the years from 1948 to 1964. A chapter is devoted to each model year and provides unique facts and features, historical information, specifications, production numbers, options, prices and more. And of course, the real heart of the book is the many colourful illustrations drawn from the exciting original sales and marketing materials, original factory photos and examples of well-preserved originals still around today. JOHN HEILIG
1998 ISBN 0-7858-0917-1
'The Cadillac Century' places its emphasis on the importance of the vehicles in relation to America's love with its automobiles. MAURICE HENDRY
2009 ISBN 1-59613-016-4
An authoritative, fascinating story no Cadillac enthusiast can do without. More than 230 full-colour photographs of Cadillacs through to model-year 2008, with every model, every event and every period painstakingly covered. 
1973 ISBN 0-525-10650-2
An unprecedented look at the company that has truly set the standard in terms of luxury, performance and craftsmanship. Read about how founder Henry Leland, with his obsession over precision, planned the course for the manufacturer that has not only survived volatile market conditions and changing consumer demand, but thrived in its position as the standard-bearer for GM. LOLITA HERNANDEZ
2004 ISBN 1-56689-161-2
Each of twelve stories, told from the diverse perspective of unionized assembly line workers and management, janitors and engineers, payroll clerks and retirees, is a tribute to the grit, passion and bravado that transformed Detroit into the Motor City and the Cadillac into America's premier luxury car. BRON KOWAL
1985 ISBN 0-671-09397-5
A superb collection of quality illustrations, supported by informative captions, tell the story of some of this famous manufacturer's most noteworthy models. RICHARD LANGWORTH
1986 ISBN 0-87938-209-0
O LEHWALD
1984 ISBN 0-934780-47-1
JACK MINGO
1994 ISBN 0-88730-677-2
Intriguing tales of how familiar products were created - why Big Mac is so hot, how the Life Saver got its hole, why there is an O in Jell-O - provide insight into marketing machinations and a backstage view of the boardroom. ROY SCHNEIDER
1995 ISBN 0-91710-404-8
The material contained within these pages provides a unique source of primary information for both enthusiast and historian. 1976 ISBN 0-91710-401-3
The dramatic story and pictorial record of this unique automotive heritage. A throughly researched and profusely illustrated chapter covers each model year from 1940 through to 1949. 
1996 ISBN 0-91710-402-1
Drawn from institutional literature such as data books, press kits, sales catalogs and technical publications. Thus, the material contained within these pages provides a unique source of primary information for both enthusiast and historian MORT SCHULTZ
1990 ISBN 0-89043-325-9
MARY SIEBER
1991 ISBN 0-87341-174-9
Techs and specs, original factory prices, production and serial numbers, and engine/chassis codes are noted by model, thus helping you determine authenticity accuracy. LEROI SMITH
1983 ISBN 0-86283-052-4
This book gives a valuable insight into what makes Cadillac a world-beater and a quality luxury car at a price well below its European rivals. Everything is here, from the legendary self starter to the great V-12 and V-16 Cadillacs of the thirties, the first OHV V-8, the famous fin and on, to the mini-Cadillac of today, the Cimmeron. A wealth of new colour photographs, featuring Cadillacs from 1903 to 1983 and including great cars from the classic period, enhance the lively text. ANDREW WHYTE
1989 ISBN 0-7064-2529-4
This book tells the story of Cadillac and the text is specially prepared so that the book can be read as a concise history of the company. Each car is illustrated by a full-page plate, and there are technical specifications and a brief history on the reverse of the sheet. NICKY WRIGHT
1989 ISBN 0-8317-1120-5
The Calais is a full-size luxury car made by Cadillac from 1965 to 1976. The Cadillac Cimarron was a compact car built by Cadillac and first introduced in 1981 for the 1982 model year and sold through to 1988. DeVille was originally a trim level and later a model of General Motors' Cadillac marque from 1949 to present. The Coupe de Ville was a model of Cadillac from 1949 through to 1993. The Fleetwood name was used on the top of the Cadillac line since 1927. The Sixty Special name has been used at Cadillac to denote a special model since 1938. The Cadillac Series 60 was the company's mid-priced vehicle line when it appeared in 1936. The Series 61 replaced the small Series 60/65 (except for the upscale Sixty Special) in 1939. The Series 62 was a series of cars produced by Cadillac, designed to replace the mid-sized Series 70 in 1941. The Cadillac V-16 was Cadillac's top-of-the-line car from its January 1930 launch until production ceased in 1940. BUD JUNEAU
1987 ISBN unknown
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