Cadillac

American  

[kad-l-ak, ka-dee-yak] / ˈkæd lˌæk, ka diˈyak /

noun

1. Antoine de la Mothe 1657?–1730, French colonial governor in North America: founder of Detroit.

2. a city in NW Michigan.

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Example Sentences

“I understand there has been significant work done to improve customer service, however we now need to let go of the Cadillac service and opt for the Toyota,” they added.

From MarketWatch

But Cadillac is being built from the ground up.

From The Wall Street Journal

At that stage, Cadillac had no guarantee that it would ever make it to a Formula 1 circuit.

From The Wall Street Journal

None of this dissuaded Cadillac, a brand whose cultural relevance peaked in the mid–20th century, then receded for decades before returning in the form of hulking SUVs with tinted windows.

From The Wall Street Journal

Cadillac F1 is spread across a technology facility in Silverstone, England, where it does much of its aerodynamic design; a General Motors campus in Charlotte, North Carolina, which houses an F1 simulator; and a new headquarters in Indianapolis, where it will eventually manufacture most of its parts.

From The Wall Street Journal