State Owned Cadillacs? Transportation Crisis?
This Cadillac CTS (fully loaded, MSRP $35,000) was seen the other day tooling down the street in Christiansburg. An ever watchful taxpayer (and regular reader) snapped this photo and sent it to me along with a bit of narrative.
It seems the gorgeous luxury vehicle you see before you was being driven by an equally gorgeous young blond. Which is intriguing. And it had those "OFFICIAL STATE USE ONLY" license tags on the rear, as you can plainly see (I've removed the license number to protect the innocent - me).
Answers Please?
posted by Carl Kilo at 9:04:00 AM
Comments on "State Owned Cadillacs? Transportation Crisis?"
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Anonymous said ... (10:43 AM) :
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Jerry Fuhrman said ... (4:19 AM) :
post a commentI, too, am intrigued to hear the story behind this Cadillac. Although, I don't care much about the age, hair color or perceived level of attractiveness of the driver. I encourage you to broaden the investigation to include any government use of state-owned Chevrolet Suburbans (list price-$38,000) and trust you'll join in advocating that the entire fleet be replaced by smaller, more fuel-efficient vehicles, as it ages out.
Thanks, Carl. I've sent the photo off to see if we can track down the person assigned to the vehicle. We own it, after all, right?