My grandmother still has her '92 Deville that she bought preowned in '93. And she's done alot of traveling more than just to the Grocery store and Church...lol that car just won't die. She was 70 when she bought it and still driving her Deville at 98 😄
She will be soon turning 101. Unfortunately she had some people work on the vehicle which didn't know what they were doing. Too much to get into. But her vehicle still runs.
Thank you for posting this video. It brings up fond memories of when my Mom had a 91 Sedan Deville and then after that a 93 Sedan Deville. They were both white. She leased them both.
This was the best luxury car for the money in 1990-1993 Era. Check prices power and real world reliability and quality for the s500/s420 ls400 BMW 730 and audi V8 of the same years
My 92 I've had for 5yrs now I love this car it won't die it's been ranked out of oil twice and over heated 2 times has 155k and still sounds good as new only problem I've had is its had 3 alternators in 50k miles for some reason the cheap Chinese parts won't last
Back in 2012, I purchased a clean 92 Touring Sedan for sale for under $4k with 62k miles. It was an interesting car and I wish I still had it, but unless you actually knew about these, everyone just thought it was a regular early 90's Deville.
This video brings back memories. On my first trip to America this was the hire car we had. I was only a kid at the time and I loved it. I’m not to sure about it handling like a European car though. I remember my Dad saying it felt like it had a dead horse nailed to the front of it because of its big engine. In Europe we didn’t have engines that big. If you know about European gas prices then you know why 😂.
I’d love to see the Eldorado Touring Coupe review. Haven’t seen that one. Nor have I seen the updated production STS video - only the pre-production review.
It's no wonder Cadillac nearly went away. These were interesting cars back then, but they were a failure before they ever hit the road trying to compare to the German and Lexus competition at the time. All this FWD performance nonsense was a complete waste of time end money, they should have went RWD from the start. I just feel terrible for Cadillac back then. Looking back at some of these cars is just painful how out of it they were.
