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ALAN BERNER / THE SEATTLE TIMES
Mike Reilly's dog has a lot of competition for attention when he rides around in his owner's 1968 Cadillac convertible. "Yes, it gets only six miles to the gallon," he says, "but I just like what it stands for: The '60s was a great time for extravagance and style . . . and change."
Big and fancy, fast, fun or just efficient, cars move us
Even with high fuel prices, a withering economic downturn and the near-death of our automobile-manufacturing industry, Americans are still car people.
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