Cadillac PF Jacqueline

The Cadillac PF Jacqueline was a concept car shown by the Cadillac division of General Motors at the Paris motor show in October 1961. The name honoured Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy, then First Lady of the United States. The coupe was styled by Pininfarina and had a chrome grille across the whole width of the car, with paired headlights set slightly higher at each end and small turn signals in the middle below them. The smooth, unadorned design without tailfins was meant to be typical of the 1960s. The car never went into series production.