Auto Review: 2010 Cadillac S&S Medallist
Elegance. Style. Classic luxury. These are the attributes of the 2010 Cadillac S&S Medalist.
When it comes to funeral coaches, S&S doesn’t set the standard. It is the standard. Synonymous with prestige, you’d expect one of their funeral coaches to offer class and style. And that’s exactly what the S&S Medalist from Cadillac offers. Nothing less.
Standard features include:
- Heavy duty Cadillac chassis
- Choice of exterior paint OEM
- Pinstripe choice
- Full vinyl top
- Coach lights
- Leather seats
- Cloth headliner
- One-piece cloth drapery with velcro
- Vinyl or cloth interior sidewall
- Laminate rear compartment flooring
- 3-piece rear partition glass
- Closed church truck
And it just keeps getting better. The Medalist options include:
- Limousine style rear windows
- Oval rear windows
- Hidden side-door umbrella storage
- Flag staff holder
- Manual extend table
- Electric extend table
- Chrome wheels
- Stainless steel roof band
- Flip-up church truck compartment door
- Rear floor storage
- One-piece partition glass
- Cornering strobe lights
- Beacon ray roof
And a whole lot more.
The 2010 Cadillac S&S Medalist is designed for comfort and style. It meets the following dimensions with all the elegance and style you’d expect from Cadillac.
- Length = 245.2 inches
- Height = 70.3 inches
- Width = 77 inches
- Casket floor length = 116 inches of usable space
- Loading door height = 34.3 inches
- Loading door width = 43.5 inches
- Loading door angle = 135 degrees
The inner body structure is completely steel all the way around and crash-test proven. Cadillac went all out and made the S&S Medalist as safe as it is elegant and you can’t get any better style if you spent twice as much time shopping.
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