The Cadillac Model S was introduced in 1907. It was built in Detroit, Michigan, the USA by automobile manufacturer General Motors. In the year 1908, the wheelbase was extended to a whopping 82 inches with an overall length of the car being 10 feet and one inch, and it was also fitted with full running boards that replaced the step plates. This Model S also had 24-inch, 12-spoke, wooden wheels, but standard tires were 30-inch X 3-inch. This vehicle was chain-driven and was powered by a one-cylinder, 7-horsepower engine that was located under the front seat. An interesting fact about that one-cylinder was that it was the last year Cadillac used that kind of engine. It is also equipped with a planetary transmission with 2-forward and 1-reverse gears.

These were amazing cars, but they didn’t have the safety components that a car needs today. They did not have airbags, like modern vehicles. Airbags are there to protect you from hitting the windshield and give a little bit more cushion if you are ever in a collision. However, if you notice that your airbag light is on, there may be a problem with your SRS airbag module, and it may need to be reset. Make sure you contact a company like Safety Restore that will save you thousands of dollars on a module reset. Safety Restore will use your old module and restore to better than factory condition.