A vehicle produced by the Cadillac division of General Motors, where engine power is transmitted to the rear axle, offers specific performance characteristics. Classic examples include the Eldorado and Fleetwood models, known for their smooth ride and handling qualities on dry pavement.
This drivetrain configuration historically provided advantages like balanced weight distribution and enhanced traction for acceleration, particularly in larger, heavier luxury vehicles. This setup contributed to a classic driving experience often associated with a premium feel. While evolving technologies like all-wheel drive and front-wheel drive offer their own benefits, this traditional layout retains a dedicated following among enthusiasts who appreciate its distinct driving dynamics.