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Cadillac and GMC sit under the same corporate roof today, but they arrived there from opposite directions. Cadillac was built on precision machining and interchangeable parts. GMC grew out of Michigan truck builders trying to replace horse-drawn freight with something that wouldn't need feeding.That difference still matters at Cadillac Connection in Seminole, Florida. Cadillac luxury cars, GMC trucks and SUVs, and the rest of the GM family share platforms, engines, electrical

Quick Overview: What Makes the 1987–1992 Allanté Special? Pininfarina-built bodywork with unmistakable Cadillac presence. The “Air Bridge” logistics pipeline: bodies built in Turin, Italy, and flown to Detroit for final assembly. A luxury-first roadster with Cadillac comfort, tech, and styling. Continuous year-to-year refinements that improved drivability and ownership experience. The Allanté “Air Bridge” (Why These Cars Are Different) The Allanté’s body was built by Pininfar

The Cadillac Allanté is one of the most fascinating chapters in Cadillac history—an ambitious, Italian-styled luxury roadster created to compete head-to-head with Europe’s best. Today, it’s also a cult favorite among enthusiasts, especially those who appreciate Cadillac engineering at its most daring. At Cadillac Connection in Seminole, Florida, we’ve spent decades keeping Cadillacs on the road, and the Allanté remains one of the most talked-about models we see and discuss wi