https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a71258861/cadillac-lyriq-hearse-details/
Who would like to ride in this for their last car ride?
Who would like to ride in this for their last car ride?
Lyriq Hearse
- Thread starter The Critic
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I'd prefer this.
9.37 seconds to the funeral home 1/4 mile away. Yeah, i'll ride. Only time in my life I'll be that fast
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I agree, i was just being humorous. The EV hearse is quiet, probably low miles at each use. A good fit for EV.
Hearse and crematorium all in one.
Depends on 0-60, right?
The first quarter mile is expensive, but you get there fast!
I saw a Hease TRAILER the other day! No, not horse trailer. It was being towed by a pickup truck. That was a first for me, and I wonder exactly why it exists.
I'd rather have a 1970 Chevelle station wagon, like we had when I was a small child. It ought to pull the front tires off the ground at the dragstrip with a 632 under the hood.
slo town
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When I go one day I want them to just cremate me and parade me around in a drone, then fly over to the ocean and spray my ash out.
Wifey sez she's gonna cremate me and put me in the cat box.
Were it me and if I were quite a bit shorter, I'd like my final ride to be in this one or in this replica.
4wd
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Sure. Probably out of Grp3 before I die anyway …
It would be unfortunate if your hearse never made it to the cemetery because of a dead battery.
"GM offers the rear-wheel-drive BQ9 Lyriq direct to coachbuilders as part of its professional series vehicles, which nicely continues a long tradition that produced one of the most iconic movie cars of all time. Starting in the 1950s, the Cadillac Commercial Chassis was a common rolling base ordered by coachbuilders like Superior, Eureka, and Miller-Meteor. It came with running gear, the basic backbone, and a front clip, a little like how Airstream might receive a stripped-out Sprinter today."
Superior Coach was here in town, when i was a kid, you would often see Cadillac sedans with no body panels behind the B pillar, window , door and trunk openings covered with plastic stacked up behind the local Cadillac dealership, or occasionally being driven across town to superior coach...
and airstream is about 35-45 min south
Superior Coach was here in town, when i was a kid, you would often see Cadillac sedans with no body panels behind the B pillar, window , door and trunk openings covered with plastic stacked up behind the local Cadillac dealership, or occasionally being driven across town to superior coach...
and airstream is about 35-45 min south
How far do you think a hearse is going?
I sent a link to this thread to one of my mortician friends. As long as he is ok with me sharing the reply I'll post it here.
