Parked at the hill of the mountains is a Cadillac from the 20th century. Unlike those newly-designed aerodynamic cars, this car takes on corners rather than soft curves on the roof, giving itself a sharp contour. Most of it is painted black, except for the silver base. Though the car appears to be of some age, its exterior is in mint condition, bearing no visible dents or scratches.
Due to the low-roof design, the cabin provides only limited space for activity. Luxurious hand-cut-and-sewn interior or extra storage room is unimaginable. Lacking advancement in its steering system, the car is far cry from providing pleasure for the driver.
Though it is no comparison to modern cars equipped with cut-edge technology, its simple and elegant design has had its own glorious time in the 20th century.
