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The Cadillac Automobile Company was founded in 1903. In 1909 Cadillac was acquired by General Motors, GMs premier luxury car. The Cadillac was redesigned in 1965, the tail fins were gone, it got sharp distinct body lines and headlight pairs switched from horizontal to vertical, thus permitting an even wider grille, tail lights now vertical too. The mainstream model, the Series 62 was now the Calais, Eldorado and the Sixty Special were now officially Fleetwoods, like Series 75, bearing broad rocker panel, rear-quarter brightwork, and rectangular-pattern rear appliqués Models available in 1965; Calais; Entry level 130in wheelbase, 2 door Coupe, 4 door Hardtop or 4 door Sedan DeVille; 130 in wheelbase deVille badge on rear fender, power seats and power windows; 2 door Coupe, 2 door Convertible, 4 door Hardtop or 4 door Sedan Fleetwood Eldorado; 130 in wheelbase, 2 door Convertible. Fleetwood 60 Special; luxury 133 in wheelbase, 4 door Sedan, rear pillars wrapping around and a smaller rear window, Brougham got a vinyl roof. Series 75 Fleetwood; 150 in wheelbase, 4 door pillared sedan or 4 door limousine.