1989 Cadillac DeVille

DEVILLE Sedan

8 Cylinder 4.5 Liter

Automatic

1G6CD5153K4202080

Gasoline

Air Conditioning

Update we did get it to start we believe the tank needs to be droped and the pump replaced and the filter done even though we paid to have all this done but guess they didn't. cause you pour gas in the carb and she starts. all electical works and everything else so come one come all and bid on her she is a great car just need a paint job and seat covers This was willed to me it was my dad and I am the second owner I guess It is a 4.5 V8 and it has been sitting a while as you can see and does need a paint job it has been in Alabama for about 10 years and was bought in California.He would drive it back and forth from Alabama to California For his Doctors so it does have miles on it. about 133,000 miles are on it. It does ride like a dream and it has you can see has a phone in the armrest too. It has a working and not leaking sunroof it also has a CB and if you don't want it i will take it. You can program the temperature inside to what you want and it also tells you the temp outside. Yes it only has radio and cassette but I would use the adapter for the cassette for c.d. player. It has working cruse control and power windows as you can see the back passenger one is down a little cause we couldn't get that one up but all the others work. Also has 6 way power seat and a Very Straight Body no dents. and a very large trunk with some extras as you can see in pictures if you want them If you want more pictures let me know I would be glad to send them to you 1989 introduced an extensive exterior redesign which included a longer 113.7" 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, 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 '89 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 casste and am/ fm player, an electrically-heated windshield,