1990 Cadillac Fleetwood Sixty- Special (Arizona Edition) Driving feel on the Fleetwood was sharpened by new power rack-and-pinion steering, and an all-new fully-independent coil sprung suspension was also installed. Interior and trunk room were similar in size, and a new 4.3-liter V-6 Diesel engine was available for 1985 only. For 1986 onwards, the Fleetwood name became an option on the DeVille line, while the rear-wheel-drive Fleetwood Brougham sedan carried on as a distinct model. Little changed for 1987, except that the Fleetwood Sixty Special nameplate was revived. This car was front-drive, with a 5-inch increase in wheelbase for improved rear legroom. For 1988, the big news was an improved Cadillac V-8 of 4.5 liters, now rated at 155 hp, that was installed on the front-drive cars. The Olds-supplied 140-hp engine was retained on the rear-drive cars. The factory-built limousine was no more. The 1989 front-wheel-drive cars grew 5 to 8 inches, most of which benefitted trunk space. Sedans also received a 3-inch longer wheelbase that helped rear legroom (though the Sixty Special saw a 2-inch decrease in wheelbase). For 1990, front-drive cars saw power increase again, this time from 155 to 180 hp from an alloy-block V-8 with multi-point fuel injection. The rear-drive cars were no longer part of the Fleetwood line; now simply called the Cadillac Brougham. EXTERIOR: aˆc White aˆc Arizona Edition aˆc Gold Emblems aˆc Continental Kit aˆc Red Vinyl top aˆc White wall tires aˆc Rear tire skirts INTERIOR: aˆc Red aˆc Leather aˆc Cruise control aˆc Power windows aˆc Power seats aˆc Cold AC MECHANICS: aˆc 8-cyl. 275cid/180hp aˆc Automatic aˆc Front wheel drive UNDERCARRIAGE: aˆc Rust Free aˆc Rear independent suspension Call us at941-208-6886, a live person answers the phones from 9am - 9pm (EST) Financing is available on our website We can ship this vehicle world wide door to door Our indoor showroom is located at 7910 25th Court East Unit 107 Sarasota, FL 34243