1991 Cadillac DeVille

Here is a rare opportunity to own a standout piece of Cadillacs full-size luxury legacy: this 1991 Cadillac Coupe DeVille, a front-wheel-drive C-body two-door with just 50,515 miles since new and a clean CARFAX. Representing one of the final years of production for Cadillacs iconic two-door DeVille before its discontinuation in 1993, this model showcases the distinctive styling, digital innovation, and refined V8 performance that defined Cadillac in the early 1990s. With its striking color combination, advanced instrumentation, and impressive drivetrain upgrades, this 1991 model year stands out as a desirable and increasingly hard-to-find example for enthusiasts and collectors alike. This Coupe DeVille is finished in a Champagne exterior that exudes understated elegance and Cadillac formality. Accented by chrome details and 15-inch factory wheels, its silhouette is unmistakably Cadillaclong, low, and angular, with distinctive vertical taillamps and a squared rear deck that speaks to the brand's lineage of formal design. The elegant aesthetic continues inside with a matching Champagne leather interior and coordinating Champagne carpeting, offering seating for six and an abundance of comfort-focused features. Both the driver and front passenger enjoy power-adjustable seating, while Cadillacs hallmark thick-padded door panels, plush materials, and woodgrain accents evoke the luxury of a bygone era. One of the most significant upgrades for the 1991 model year was the introduction of Cadillacs 4.9-liter V8 engine with Port Fuel Injection, replacing the previous 4.5-liter unit. This engine, mated to the 4T60-E electronically controlled 4-speed automatic transmission, delivered a healthy 200 horsepower and 275 lb-ft of torque, offering smoother shifts and improved drivability. Its a drivetrain well-suited to the cars missiongracious and composed cruising with refined power delivery. Fuel economy is rated at 15 miles per gallon in the city and 24 on the highway, thanks in part to the electronic control system and front-wheel-drive layout. Cadillac also made notable enhancements to safety and technology in 1991, including a newly standard Teves anti-lock braking system, larger front brake components, and structural revisions for improved crash performance. This model also benefits from a rear window defogger with heated outside mirrors and accent striping on the side and decklidboth of which became standard that year. Styling updates included a revised grille with integrated Cadillac script and updated front and rear bumper trim, further modernizing its classic profile. Inside, Cadillac introduced an advanced digital instrument cluster and fuel data center, a notable upgrade from the analog dials of prior years. The digital dash, presented in easy-to-read green readouts, integrates smoothly with the AM/FM radio and cassette tape player, offering a high-tech yet charmingly analog driving environment. An engine oil life indicator was also added for 1991, reinforcing Cadillacs attention to detail in keeping the driver informed. Underneath, the car is equipped with level ride suspension, engineered to maintain optimal ride height and composure regardless of cargo or passenger load. This 1991 Cadillac Coupe DeVille stands as a significant model from a brand that once defined American luxury, offering a rare opportunity to acquire a low-mileage example from the final generation of full-size two-door Cadillacs. With its elegant color scheme, upgraded V8 engine, advanced digital features, and clean CARFAX report, this example highlights many of the best attributes that made Cadillac a dominant force in luxury automotive design.