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The Cadillac Seville, once assembled in Iran, represented the height of luxury in the country just before the 1979 Islamic Revolution. Inspired by the MTV reality show “Pimp My Ride,” a restorer is bringing them back. It’s a challenge that’s only grown as parts become scarce, the vehicles get older and as Iran faces U.S. sanctions over its nuclear program.

The Cadillac Seville, once assembled in Iran, represented the height of luxury in the country just before the 1979 Islamic Revolution. Inspired by the MTV reality show “Pimp My Ride,” a restorer is bringing them back. It’s a challenge that’s only grown as parts become scarce, the vehicles get older and as Iran faces U.S. sanctions over its nuclear program.

The Cadillac Seville, once assembled in Iran, represented the height of luxury in the country just before the 1979 Islamic Revolution. Inspired by the MTV reality show “Pimp My Ride,” a restorer is bringing them back. It’s a challenge that’s only grown as parts become scarce, the vehicles get older and as Iran faces U.S. sanctions over its nuclear program.

The Cadillac Seville, once assembled in Iran, represented the height of luxury in the country just before the 1979 Islamic Revolution. Inspired by the MTV reality show “Pimp My Ride,” a restorer is bringing them back. It’s a challenge that’s only grown as parts become scarce, the vehicles get older and as Iran faces U.S. sanctions over its nuclear program.

The Cadillac Seville, once assembled in Iran, represented the height of luxury in the country just before the 1979 Islamic Revolution. Inspired by the MTV reality show “Pimp My Ride,” a restorer is bringing them back. It’s a challenge that’s only grown as parts become scarce, the vehicles get older and as Iran faces U.S. sanctions over its nuclear program.

The Cadillac Seville, once assembled in Iran, represented the height of luxury in the country just before the 1979 Islamic Revolution. Inspired by the MTV reality show “Pimp My Ride,” a restorer is bringing them back. It’s a challenge that’s only grown as parts become scarce, the vehicles get older and as Iran faces U.S. sanctions over its nuclear program.

TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — The sleek, polished dark blue 1978 Cadillac Seville eased slowly out of a showroom near Iran's capital, its driver carefully inserting the 8-track tape that came with it to blast t...

TEHRAN, Iran (AP) -- The sleek, polished dark blue 1978 Cadillac Seville eased slowly out of a showroom near Irans capital, its driver carefully inserting the 8-track tape that came with it to blast the sounds of a time long since past.