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Introduced: 1982
The Cimarron went a long way in killing Cadillac's reputation. It was basically a Chevy Cavalier with few extra pieces of chrome and a heftier price tag. The front end is far too busy, housing blocky headlights, a grille that resembles a sewer grate, and a couple of cringe-worthy orange parking lights.