1989 Cadillac DeVille

Sedan

4.5L 273Cu. In. V8 GAS OHV Naturally Aspirated

Automatic

1g6cd5152k4290698

Clear

GAS

This beautifully designed road car was the cream of the crop back when it was introduced in 1989 and here is a nearly perfect example of the way it left the showroom floor! Car is all original and has never had any work other then service through the dealership. Purchased new by elderly couple and then passed down to their children and acquired by me. Car is in immaculate condition and has always been here in Lane County so %100 rust free. Everything works as new with the exception of the ac- car sat for a few years after the passing of original owners. Only signs of wear inside or out are the 3 imperfections on the drivers side armrest and a crack in the windshield. This car drives down the road effortlessly and is a pleasure to drive but with my job running around town I would like to acquire a smaller luxury car. Nearly new tires have approximately 90% tread. Soft red leather interior, power everything, digital gauges and the gold emblem package. The following is a brief description from Cadillac- 1989 introduced an extensive exterior redesign which included a longer 113.8-inch wheelbase for sedans. The 155 hp (116 kW) 4.5-liter powerplant (introduced just a year earlier), dashboard, and the front doors (on both the coupe and sedan) were about the only items that carried over — even the luggage compartment was over 2 cubic feet (0.057 m3) larger than last year. The Coupe de Ville and Fleetwood coupe retained the previous year's interior, wheelbase, and doors—all cleverly hidden between the new front and rear styling. A give-away to the previous design is the rear shelf package on the 2-door models. While the parcel shelf on the four-door models received a 'Mercedes-Benz inspired' storage compartment with lid, rear seat headrest panel, and a long 3-bulb horizontal brake lamp, the 2-door models still had the narrow carpeted parcel shelf and pedestal brake lamp from the previous year. Of special note were the composite (plastic) front fenders that resisted parking-lot dings and dents, and weighed less than their steel counterparts. Previously optional equipment that was made standard for 1989 included electrically powered outside mirrors and the AM/FM/cassette player stereo. New options introduced this year included the electrochromic inside rear-view mirror, a driver's side airbag, the Bose compact disc player, an electrically heated windshield, and a set of four reversible carpeted floor mats.