Cadillac Skylight

The Cadillac Skylight was a concept car that the Cadillac division of General Motors presented in 1958. The Italian coachbuilder Pininfarina made two convertibles and two coupes for Cadillac. The design was clearly smoother in its surfaces than earlier Cadillac concept cars. The grille of thin horizontal chrome bars ran across the full width of the car and wrapped around the corners, with paired headlights above it and rectangular turn signals set into the grille below. Front and rear were inclined forward, the tailfins stood high, and the wire wheels carried white-wall tires.