1985 Cadillac Seville

The Second Generation Cadillac Seville, 1980 – 1985, was one of the last vehicles designed by automotive design icon, Bill Mitchell, since being appointed by Harley Earl in 1936 as the Chief Designer in the newly created Cadillac design studio. The design was inspired by the by Cadillac cars from the 1930's as Mitchel gave his modern twist of those bustle-back style cars. The long hood with the short trunk design, was quickly imitated by Lincoln and Chrysler, the year following the Seville's introduction.

The 1985 Cadillac Seville offered here is a wonderful, one owner example (acquired off lease by its original Lessee), showing just 88415 original miles since new. Elegantly finished from the factory in two tone, black and silver exterior paint, signature wire wheels over grey leather interior. Of course this Seville comes highly optioned including leather interior, power seats, power windows, cruise control, tilt steering wheel, climate control, Delco Symphony sound, sunroof, plush carpeting, split front bench with fold down arm rest, interior lighting, etc. The car is powered by its original 4.1 liter V8 automatic transmission and front wheel drive. The car was sold new in Grand Rapids, MI and remained in the greater Grand Rapids Area for its life.
At 32 years old and just 88415 original miles, the car remains in lovely condition throughout showing expected minor wear and signs on use. The car has been garaged kept its entire life with very minimal winter driving as the family spent winters in Florida. The car comes complete with original books and manuals, jack and spare. A great car for a great price.

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