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Under the hood you'll find a smooth running LT1 with a lot of life left. The Ideal transmission in a Limousine is of course an automatic, which is exactly what you'll find in this Cadillac survivor. The gray paint is a classic look of the 90's that has the same appeal today as it did way back then. When you climb inside you'll find a matching gray interior with supple leather. To get the best experience of this luxury ride you'll need to be seated in the back. The backseat of this 1996 Cadillac Limousine provides ample leg room a small bar and a phone for speaking to your driver while maintaining tact. The privacy shield lets you grab a bit of piece and quiet while in the back and also allowing the driver the ability to drive without distraction. If you're looking for a luxury ride to be chaffuered about town in while at the same time being surrounded by that sweet sweet 90's nostalgia you must check out this Caddy limo....

As it had been since DeVille became a separate series, DeVille denoted Cadillac's mainstream model, falling between the Calais and the Sixty Special and Eldorado. This '70 Coupe DeVille sports its original 472 cubic inch motor and TH400 automatic transmission. The body lines are long, straight, and sleek, and with the matching top and interior just makes her pop! The plush interior presents well, as the black genuine leather is still in good original condition. This example has been repainted one time back to the factory Monarch Burgundy Metallic color and it looks good. This Coupe DeVille comes equipped with the original AM/FM radio and it sounds great! This 1970 Cadillac Coupe DeVille Convertible is truly a classic to be enjoyed and would make an excellent Sunday cruiser or nice car for a date night on the town. Options include;...

1976 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham. It was decadent luxury at its finest.

Gateway Classic Cars in Kansas City is very proud to present one of the finest GM luxury vehicles ever produced, the 1976 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham.

Elegantly crafted by Fleetwood, this magnificent series represented the Cadillac hierarchy annually. The Fleetwood Brougham was notoriously the most luxurious owner-driven Cadillac luxury brand. Featuring exclusive luxury features such as automatic level control, padded vinyl roof, carpeted rear seat footrest, automatic climate control, and an individually longer wheelbase. The Cadillac magic carpet ride was never better!

Our beautiful gold example is nearly a pristine example with 83,815 miles on the odometer. Powered by a massive 8....

Showing just over 48,000 miles, this survivor is still in great shape and shows well for its age. This car has been in the possession of its owner for 32 years and has only been owned by two people its entire life. They have never driven the car in rain or snow but only in fair weather. The color combination of the green and white really sets off the 70s look of this car. This was the premium luxury car of its era and the interior looks and feels the part. Everywhere you look is plush white leather and chrome. Powering the car is...

Luxury, class, and comfort has always been the name of the game for Cadillac since they had entered the car industry and has never really let up on leaving their mark year after year on upholding their reputation. This big burgundy Caddy shows as a great example of a brand moving into the era of the 1990s but staying ahead of the curve in terms of features, power and ride quality. Under the hood of this beast lies a GM based V8 bolted to a 4-speed automatic transmission which provides plenty of torque when it comes to hauling this large bodied car around town or on a long road trip. Opening the door to this car one will notice that the leather burgundy is matched a burgundy to the exterior paint making for a classy and beautiful color combination that will be sure to capture everyone's attention. This Brougham is loaded with features such as air conditioning, power seats, power locks, tilt wheel, power windows, and cruise control...