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1969 Cadillac Deville **two Owner Time Capsule!!** on 2040-cars

Year:1969 Mileage:82832
Location:

Farmington, Michigan, United States

Farmington, Michigan, United States
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This is an absolutely beautiful specimen of a 1969 Cadillac Deville! The car looks runs and drives like new! I am the second owner and have owned this vehicle for over 3 years. This car is as straight as an arrow and has received a high quality base coat/clear coat show paint job! Absolutely everything works as it should from the automatic climate control, the Ice cold A/C to the power windows and antenna! This car has been completely gone over and is 100% mechanically sound! This Cadillac retains its 100% pristine original interior and floor mats with only some wear on the driver’s seat, small crack on driver’s door panel and small patch on rear passenger panel (as seen in the photos). This car has 82,832 original miles. The pictures speak for themselves and accurately depict the condition of the vehicle! This car will not disappoint! I reserve the right to end the auction early. Buyer pays all shipping costs (I can help arrange if necessary). The car is available to view locally. A $500 deposit is required within 2 days of the auction ending, full payment upon pickup. Please ask ANY and ALL questions that you may have prior to bidding. Feel free to email or call me at 516.850.2974 -Adam  photo DR_frnt_3_4-1.jpg  photo DR_frnt_3_4_2.jpg  photo DR_side_2.jpg  photo DR_rear_3_4.jpg  photo rear.jpg  photo Pass_rear_3_4.jpg  photo Pass_side.jpg  photo Pass_frnt_3_4.jpg  photo Front.jpg  photo DR_side.jpg  photo Pass_side_2.jpg  photo DR_side_4.jpg  photo Int_1.jpg  photo Int_2.jpg  photo Int_4-1.jpg  photo Int_door_F1.jpg  photo Int_door_R1.jpg  photo Int_door_F2.jpg  photo Int_door_R2.jpg  photo Int_head_liner.jpg  photo detail_7.jpg  photo trunk_detail.jpg  photo detail_5.jpg  photo detail_6.jpg  photo detail_4.jpg  photo detail.jpg  photo detail_3.jpg  photo detail_2.jpg  photo detail_1.jpg  photo trunk_2.jpg  photo trunk.jpg  photo engine.jpg  photo Wheel_1.jpg  photo Wheel_2.jpg  photo Wheel_4.jpg  photo Wheel_3.jpg  photo skirt_detail_4.jpg  photo skirt_detail_3.jpg  photo skirt_detail_2.jpg  photo skirt_detail_1.jpg  photo Glamor.jpg  photo Glamor_2.jpg  photo Glamor_3.jpg  photo DR_side_3.jpg

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Cadillac exec realizes ELR pricing was stupid high

Thu, May 14 2015

At least one Cadillac exec has finally started to come to terms with something we knew all along: the initial $75,000 price for the ELR plug-in hybrid was way too high. The bad decision in part led to the model selling just over 1,000 units last year. Company marketing boss Uwe Ellinghaus recently gave an interview to Bloomberg where he discussed what went wrong. "The MSRP was, indeed, a mouthful," Ellinghaus said to Bloomberg. "We overestimated that customers would realize our competitors were naked at that price." People balked at the ELR's price from the very start, and dealers were receiving $5,000 at one point just for getting customers to test drive the PHEV. Later, some incentives for buyers were as high as $14,000. Cadillac planners saw a conundrum when it came to the ELR's price. Too low of a figure was thought to bring the model close to the Chevrolet Volt, and $75,000 was also believed to signal Caddy's PHEV as something special. "We just wanted to make this a statement for the brand of how progressive we are," Ellinghaus said to Bloomberg. Cadillac is now working to rehabilitate the ELR's reputation with a host of updates for 2016. Buyers get a 25-percent boost in powertrain output, additional standard features, and the whole package comes with a $9,000 drop in price. The tweaks should help the luxurious PHEV make a better second impression. Related Video:

Bring back the Bronco! Trademarks we hope are actually (someday) future car names

Tue, Mar 17 2015

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Grab this 1960 Cadillac hearse just in time for Halloween

Wed, Oct 30 2019

Halloween is just around the corner, but if you act fast you can still get yourself a suitable ride. Might we suggest this 1960 Cadillac Superior hearse for sale right now on eBay? This awesome hearse is sure to strike fear into the hearts of all who see it (particularly neighbors concerned with their home values). The '59–'60 Cadillacs make spectacular hearses, and this Superior-bodied example is no exception. We love the wraparound rear glass, which mimics the wraparound front windshield, and the sweeping arc of the roofline is perfectly executed. Of course, the prominent, pointed fins provide an emphatic contrast with the otherwise rounded bodywork. On offer in Las Vegas, Nevada, this hearse is full of scary elements. According to the seller, there's rust in the body, a leaking transmission, rot in the rear wood floor, and exhaust leaks. If that's not frightening enough, the seller says, "I'm sure there are many other things wrong with it." Against that, there's a new carb, new fuel lines, an electronic fuel pump, and the gas tank has been boiled out. The seller claims to run the car around town, with no overheating. And the odometer shows just 34,000 miles. The asking price is $19k, but the seller is open to offers. Make a deal, then roll in style this Halloween.