1990 Cadillac Allante

The Cadillac Allanté's journey to the showroom floor was unlike that of any contemporary car. A specially modified Alitalia 747 carried partially assembled Eldorado chassis to a purpose-built factory in Turin, Italy, where the famed Italian coachbuilder Pinifarina would assemble the body, which would fly back on that Boeing jumbo jet for final assembly in Michigan. Dubbed the “Airbridge” by GM, the Allanté's assembly line was considered the longest in the world. The Euro-American Allanté served as proof that the U.S. could make an aspirational, world-class luxury roadster.

GR Auto Gallery is pleased to present this low mileage, very clean example. It has only 43,919 miles on it and is in excellent condition. This 2 owner car has a new convertible top. It is powered by its 4.5L v8 paired with an automatic transmission. It is finished in Red over a Charcoal Leather interior. The car starts, runs and drives very good. Has spent no time in the inclement weather and has traveled less than a 1,000 miles in the last several years.