1997 Cadillac DeVille

Sedan

V8

Automatic

1G6kd54y0vu268009

Clear

Gasoline

1997 Cadillac DeVille, it is VERY nice and runs GREAT!! NO MAJOR PROBLEMS TO REPORT! Equipped with the 4.6L Northstar V8 Engine, automatic transmission and front wheel drive, this is a great car. This Cadillac has 159,100 miles on it, pretty low for the year and RUNS GREAT!!! This is your chance to get a VERY NICE Cadillac at a great PRICE! Title is Clear, no reserve! Engine runs great, transmission shifts smooth and the brakes stop well, we just had new brakes and rotors put in (it cost $340.00 and we have the receipt in the glove box). It has been maintained well and taken care of, regular oil changes! The body is clean with only a few minor cosmetic flaws. There are a few little scuffs. There are some scratches on the back bumper and a small dent, the glove box handle has been partially broken off, it still functions fine.. Please expect light scratches, dings, etc. from age and use. Leather Interior is very clean with no rips or tears.. Clean NON-SMOKING interior, the Upgraded JVC Stereo is Awesome with USB and iPod Connections!!! All four tires are good with approximately 70% tread remaining in the front and 60-70% in the rear. It is road ready! Vehicle is sold without warranties expressed or implied. See pictures for details, this Car is IN VERY NICE CLEAN CONDITION INSIDE AND OUT!! All buyers MUST make a non-refundable deposit of $500 within 24 hours of auction end via PayPal.Remaining payment must be cash or cashier’s check when you pick it up! More About the 1997 Cadillac DeVille The Cadillac DeVille served as the luxury marque's remaining full-sized offering after the 1996 discontinuation of the rear-wheel-drive Fleetwood. The DeVille is representative of the traditional American luxury car experience, with a relatively soft and isolating ride, soft handling and a large displacement engine that places emphasis on low-end torque. The DeVille is available only with the 4.6-liter Northstar 8-cylinder engine. The Northstar engine puts out 275 horsepower at 5600 rpm and 300 pound-feet of torque at 4000 rpm. Has a 4-speed automatic transmission with overdrive and deliver 18 mpg in city driving and 26 mpg in highway driving. This DeVille seats 6. The Cadillac DeVille enjoyed over 47 years in production. The name first appeared on the 1949 Coupe de Ville, as a trim level for the Series 62 coupe. Over the decades, the DeVille evolved from a trim level to a luxurious model in its own right. In 1985, the automaker put the DeVille onto a front-wheel drive platform that proved to be somewhat unpopular, due to its smaller size and engine choices. Improvements saw the DeVille grow in size, with an increase in power and more polished styling. The last generation DeVille shared its K body style with the performance-oriented Seville. Safety amenities include 4-wheel disc brakes with ABS, driver- and passenger-side air bags, stability control, traction control and daytime running lights, 10-way power adjustable driver and passenger seats with adjustable lumbar support, front and rear heated seats. Luxury doesn't come cheap, and neither did the DeVille. The base retail price of the DeVille in 2005 was near $46,000, and over $51,000 for the DeVille DTS. The DeVille competed with a wide variety of luxury vehicles, including the Lexus LS 430, BMW 7-Series, Lincoln Town Car and Jaguar XJ Series. The DeVille was less expensive than most of these vehicles, which made it a good buy for those who were in the market for a traditional American luxury vehicle.