Model S and Model T
The Model S and Model T of 1908 were essentially stretched wheelbase (to 82 in/2083 mm) versions of the K/M from previous years. These would prove to be the last single-cylinder Cadillacs, with the lineup unified with the four-cylinder Model Thirty for 1909. The main difference between the S and T was that the latter lacked running boards.
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