President Obama's Cadillac DTS - The Presidential Limousine

It seems that those responsible for the safety of Barack Obama want to retire the Cadillac DTS.

The Government of the United States Barack Obama looking car. As to the summer of 2015 will not be known what the vehicle to replace the Cadillac DTS, AUTOBILD mark a curious list of possible candidates for presidential car.

The U.S. government is looking for a new car for Barack Obama. But not just any. For reasons too obvious, the country's president of the stars and stripes shield wants an official vehicle.

According to the Secret Service says the United States, Barack Obama car "is the safest in the world", but that it also said its airspace and we know how it came out. Therefore, they will not spare any effort to replace when it was so far the presidential car, the Cadillac DTS. Now, there is no free frame let you thrown if the Presidential Limousine 'Presidential Limousine' they throw gasoline instead of diesel and recently during his visit to Israel.

There will be a phase of candidate Barack Obama to transport from September 29, 2013, but until the summer of 2015 will not be known which of these new cars in the garage will look presidential. This means that the 44th president of the United States does not enjoy until the end of his second term. Until then, AUTOBILD elaborates and gives birth to a curious list of possible candidates for presidential car you can see in the photo gallery.

Barack Obama's car, also called 'Presidential Limousine', has been these years the Cadillac DTS. This is the latest in a list of more than a century of vehicle ... the service of the U.S. presidents.

 The newx brand Barack Obama car, The Cadillac DTS is usually accompanied by another 35 vehicles.

 1909: The pioneer in this type of transport was William H. Taft with a Cadillac Model G, the first 'Cadillac One'.

 1923: Calvin Coolidge continues with the 'Cadillac One' as presidential car.

 1929: President Herbert Hoover took baths crowds in crisis year.

 1937: The car is a symbol of power in the U.S.. Roosevelt, in his Cadillac convertible.

 1941: U.S. and car evolves. Harry S. Truman, in a Cadillac 62 convertible

 1942: Eisenhower, to the Cadillac Sedan who would use for your trip in London.

 1946: Newspaper cutting with Truman in a Cadillac 62 in Kansas City.

 1947: President Truman receives a Cadillac limousine at the White House.

 1953: Eisenhower in his Cadillac Eldorado, with the Capitol in Washington in the background.

 1961: President Kennedy, the year of his appointment, in his Cadillac Fleetwood visit Canada.

1982: The Cadillac of Ronald Reagan, at the door of his family home.