Cadillac Ranch is an art installation located in Amarillo, Texas. Created in 1974 by a group of artists known as Ant Farm, it features ten vintage Cadillac cars buried nose-first in the ground. The cars are arranged in a line, mimicking the famous Route 66 highway. Visitors are encouraged to spray paint the cars, making it a dynamic and ever-changing piece of public art. The installation symbolizes the American car culture and has become a popular tourist attraction, drawing people from all over to express their creativity and take photos.