Cadillac Logo — Cadillac is a brand of automobile luxury, manufactured and sold by the company American General Motors created by William Murphy 1902, the name was taken from the founder of the city of Detroit, Michigan in 1701, the French army officer Antoine de la Mothe Cadillac. It is marketed primarily in the United States, Canada and Mexico, with little depth in the market Europe. New Cadillac models are now assembled in different GM plants around the world allowing specific uses for different regions. It’s a car company that used the newest technological advances in every age in their cars, for example: power windows, radio, and electric ignition.
The company Cadillac was formed from the remnants of the company of Henry Ford (Detroit Automobile Company and The Henry Ford Company) when his company was in discussions about your solution with its various partners. When we attempted liquidate business assets by William Murphy and Lemuel Bowen and engineer Henry M. Leland in order to make these available in the market. Leland came to see clearly that it was best to continue the business of a cylinder engines.
The new subsidiary of Henry Ford had a new name on August 22 of 1902 denominating as Cadillac Automobile Company. It is so named because in the seventeenth century explorer French Laumet Antoine de La Mothe, sieur de Cadillac was one of the city fudadores of Detroit, Michigan, in 1701.