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• GT500 Reborn As A Modern Thoroughbred: Shelby, SVT Create Most Powerful Mustang Ever

• Dodge in Hot Pursuit of Police Car Market with HEMI®-powered 2006 Dodge Charger

• Scion Unveils All-New t2B Concept Vehicle at 2005 New York Auto Show

• Subaru Redesigns and Refines Forester(R) for 2006; Safety and Reliability Champ Debuts New Styling and More Powerful Engines

• Mercedes Benz R Class: world premiere in New York

• Donald Trump To Be The First Cadillac DTS Executive Limousine Customer

• Jaguar To Introduce New 2006 'Super V8 Portfolio' Luxury Sedan At The New York Auto Show

• Learning from Nature: BMW in the German Pavilion at EXPO 2005 in Japan

• Toyota Starts New Diesel Engine Production in Poland

• DaimlerChrysler Commits Over $70 Million to Fuel Cell Development in the U.S.

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Donald Trump To Be The First Cadillac DTS Executive Limousine Customer

The Cadillac DTS executive limousine was unveiled today at the New York International Auto Show. Trump received his keys from Bob Lutz, GM vice chairman, product development and chairman, General Motors North America; and Jim Taylor, Cadillac general manager.

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"Obviously, a man of Donald Trump's status can choose any vehicle for his personal transportation," said Taylor. "We're excited that he has chosen the Cadillac DTS executive limousine to chauffeur him to appointments in and around New York."

The DTS executive limousine is a mobile boardroom on wheels. With seating for six passengers in the rear compartment, the luxurious and sophisticated interior is taken to new heights.

Features include a technologically advanced multimedia center, including a 22-inch LCD TV mounted in the partition, an AM/FM stereo with CD and XM Satellite Radio capabilities, a premium sound system, a DVD player, wireless headphones and a wireless tablet PC. Passengers also will find electronically controlled doors in the burled elm consoles, a writing table, vanity mirrors, a refreshment compartment and refrigerator, a magazine rack and even a humidor.

(Mar 30, 2005)