1993 Cadillac Allante Value Leader Convertible 2-door Northstar Engine on 2040-cars
La Jolla, California, United States
Third Owner Arizona/California Car - VIN:1G6VS3391PU126594 Location: La Jolla, CA 1993 Cadillac Allante In the car collector world, it’s common knowledge that firsts and lasts are the vehicles to own. A first edition is desired by some because they are the first, even with all the typical first production quirks.
Last year vehicles are the most desirable because it is generally recognized that the factory finally sorts out all of the deficiencies, adds the best features, improves the engineering, creates the best handling, and ups the power, to finally get everything right. Then the model was unceremoniously pulled, leaving Cadillac and Allante fans disappointed and collectors left wanting… Want no more, as this Last Year Allante, with only miles will not disappoint. Seven model years earlier, Cadillac offered up the first Allante to help re-capture the Cadillac reputation as a premium luxury car builder. The debut and construction was significant and unique, blending luscious Italian design bodies built by Pininfarina, shipped via special Boeing 747 cargo planes to Detroit for assembly.
All Allantes are Front Wheel Drive, bringing something unique to the luxury sporty car world, and backed up by a torquey V-8 and automatic transmission, American-style. By 1993, the drive train was a dialed-in with a one-year only, upgraded 4.6L DOHC (dual overhead cam) V-8 providing 295 horsepower and 290 ft/lb of torque, with a new and improved 4T80-E automatic transmission. The 0-60 times dropped dramatically compared to earlier Allantes; it gets there in only 6.4 seconds. Top speed for the ’93 model increased to 140 mph, and the vehicle remained stable all the way… A new suspension was engineered for the 1993 model, identified as “Road Sensing Suspension” for improved handling. Combined with a revised variable assist power steering rack, the ’93 Allante was the best handling of the production run. With only 4,670 examples built in this year, there are not many in this condition. It still rides like a new Cadillac luxury sports car.
Be the next to have the best of the last… This 1993 Allante is a prime example of an original, well cared for convertible with hard top that has seen three owners its entire life. Sold originally in Arizona, it then came to Carlsbad California and now resides in La Jolla Calif.
The last owner was eighty years old and barely drove the car when purchased by me in 2000 with 42,000 miles. It currently has 100,642 miles and is driven daily to work for a total of 100 miles per week, It is all original with the 32 valve Northstar Engine. The only year to be Powered by 4.6L Northstar V8 and a four speed automatic transmission the Allante produces 295 horsepower and 290 pounds of torque propelling the luxury convertible from 0-60 in just over six seconds.
Painted in alpine white with Series 1 Hardtop painted 1993 Year only Allante Metallic Red Color and red leather interior, this Allante is in good condition and consistent for what you would expect from a twenty year old vehicle. It is a dependable daily driver. No Accidents. All documented mileage from new. Records for verification. Convertible top is in excellent condition> never used. Sheepskins and custom logo mats – Series 1 hard top available. More photos on request
Replacement of A/C compressor and new brakes, new tires, NEW PLUGS, NEW WIRES, COIL. Smog and license P/S, P/B, Bose sound system, both cassette and disc player with 10 stack CD Player. Options and Accessories: Air Conditioning 10 stack CD Player Power Steering Soft Top (NEVER USED) Power Door Locks Chrome Wheels Power Windows Chrome wheel well trim Power Antenna Sheep Skins Power Mirrors Power Seats Logo Mats 4 Wheel Power Disc Brakes Logo shelf mat Leather Carpeted trunk Recent New brakes front and rear AM/FM/ Radio IN DASH CASETTE AND TRUNK MOUNTED 10 STACK CD PIRELLI Tires NEW
SERVICE WORK AVAILABLE ON REQUEST. ALL RECORDS FOR VEHICLE AVAILABLE Car fax from time I purchased vehicle
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