Cadillac was born in 1902 in detroit, the city of cars. For more than a century, cadillacs have created countless priorities in the automobile industry, creating industry standards for numerous luxury cars; the history of cadillacs can be said to represent the history of the united states. In the webster lexicon, cadillac is defined as the synonym for "excellent and prestigious things of the same kind" and is crowned as "world standard" by the london automobile club, which has always been known for its pursuit of high-quality and prestigious values. The cadillac has brought together 100 years of historical excellence and the wisdom of a generation of designers to become the leading brand of the automobile industry. The founder of cadillac, henry martyn leland, a manufacturer in new england, attaches great importance to processing precision, manufacturing quality and switching of parts, and believes that this is key to rapidly increasing production and expanding the scope of car development. Guided by that very innovative idea at the time, the cadillac factory in detroit had become a very large, well-developed and well-equipped car factory by 1906, and the cars produced were good. In 1909, when cadillac joined general motors, cadillac placed greater emphasis on the luxury and comfort of cars when designing them. To date, cadillac cars have maintained this tradition and are known for producing luxury cars. The cadillac car, which has had many unique designs and technologies unforgettable in its 100-year history, perpetuates it in the high-end luxury car market. Today's cadillac, even more at the historical level of 100 years of fine technology, has further integrated the concept of development that the general motors was designed to create, under the theme of "art and science", to do the best it could do in the future. The spirit of creation runs throughout the hundred years of cadillac development。