For a long time, Fleetwood was the name that distinguished the top-of-the-line Cadillacs from the rest. But what does the Fleetwood name mean?

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In 1929, Cadillac purchased the Fisher Body Company, based in Fleetwood, Pennsylvania — a coachbuilder that has manufactured bodies for various luxury car brands at the time. After the purchase, Fisher begin manufacturing custom bodies for Cadillac, and the top-end models made with components from Fisher got the Fleetwood designation.

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The coachbuilder that manufactured bodies for early Cadillacs

For a long time, Fleetwood was the name that distinguished the top-of-the-line Cadillacs from the rest. But what does the Fleetwood name mean?

Answer The coachbuilder that manufactured bodies for early Cadillacs

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