1985 Cadillac Bustle Back Seville No Reserve Auction on 2040-cars
Chalfont, Pennsylvania, United States
This is a NO Reserve Auction, dont't miss your opportunity to own a great car with lots of potential.Classic Bustle Back Cadillac Seville. Cadillac was taking chances in the 1980s switching to front-wheel-drive
adding technology like fuel injection and of
course creating cars like this stunning 1985 Seville. The design didn't
catch on with everyone for those few who appreciate the design it's the
epitome of 1980s elegance and style. The influence of Rolls-Royce
styling is undeniable and the clipped trunk recalls the designs of
Hooper in the 1950s when it was called razor-edge styling. The Seville's
broad front end and spacious greenhouse actually works better than most
of the frumpy Rolls-Royce designs. This is an excellent survivor with great body lines and the stainless trim that
stretches the length of the body and further emphasizes the trunk. And no car from the early '80s is complete without a lot of
chrome including heavy bumpers. The blue cloth interior is
simply spectacular in a 1980s kind of way. This is what luxury looked
and felt like 30 years ago and to be honest it's pretty cool. Tufted seats lots of stretch-out room deep pile carpets
and enough sound-deadening for a radio station mean that it's as
comfortable and hushed as an English gentlemen's club. Everything was standard
equipment on Cadillac's top-of-the-line machine including power windows
locks and seats automatic climate control a tilt column and cruise
control. And lest you think that
abbreviated trunk profile hampers cargo space guess again because
somehow the trunk is quite cavernous. Cadillac's 4.1-liter V8 engine is
smooth and torquey if not a tire-shredding monster. It moves the
front-wheel-drive Seville with ease and goes about its business
unobtrusively and actually pulls down .decent fuel economy. The front-wheel-drive system has proven itself over the decades
and the traction offered by the system will impress you should the
weather turn nasty. The all-independent suspension rides well there's a disc
brake at each corner this car
is still an awesome highway cruiser for road trips. Handsome Chrome Wire Wheels are a nice touch. Not
a lot of these have survived so if
you're one of those guys who loved the look perhaps this is your chance
to own a car with great potential. The drivetrain is in very good condition, it has been well maintained over the years. I have owned this car for over 10 years.
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