This car has the steel 4.9L V8 with only 123,000 mi. Very clean well kept one ownerw I'm the second.

I inherited this car from my dad when he passed away in 2011. The car was 17 years old and only had 60,000 miles on it. It looked brand new and since it was a florida car there was not a speck of rust on it. I worried about driving it from Florida to Ohio since it had not been driven in 13 years. It started right up with a new fuel pump and Battery and has been going strong ever since. I have put 38000 miles on it and I am close to turning over 100000 miles. Not bad for a 21 year old car.

This is Prissilla, My 94 Deville she's got the 4.9L V8, and while the northstar (N*) is rated at more power, I've "raced" a few and any that beat me did it no more than their door to my hood, I love the car, I actually Bring it to street racing meetups, and it may not beat a swapped, turboed, and stripped Civic, but its more than enough to keep up with them during spirited driving. My cadillac was maintained Religiously, as it was a Canadian Service Vehicle... (Found out after I bought it) I have had to do a few paint touch ups, but its got 183k Miles and just got the power antennae, and Fuel Pressure Regulator replaced. Those are the only repairs i've needed in the last 9 months, and 8000 Miles. I average 13 MPG City (Computer says 15) and over 32 Highway (in the right conditions... 25-28 is normal for highway... if you factor in that I have not hd to replace anything but the tires, power antennae, and Fuel Pressure Regulator, its much cheaper than something else... My dads 95 Camry 2.2l, Auto.. GREAT car, always goes when needed.. he gets 24mpg avg. I get 20mpg avg on premium Gas.. if you calculate 4800 miles a year (20 miles a day, 20 times a month) the cadillac cost just over $960 yearly for gas While my dads Camry for the same amount of driving at 24mpg, costs just barely under $760 for a difference of $200, or $0.55 per day... Difference is that when he needed to move bricks for the garden, $40 - uhaul, when he needed to take stuff to storage$45 - uhaul, when he needs to drive more than 3 people and himself, $60 - rental car. when he wants to go camping, someone elses car... The 4300lb Deville just hauled my brother and I with 5 loaded duffle bags 3 computers, water, food, and a full tank of gas through 3 mountain ranges and got 29 there, and 27mpg coming back, and on top of that, it is rated to tow up to 3500lbs, more than enough to save my dads camry when it breaks, let alone bricks, bags, a camper trailer, 20 foot boat, and more than enough to tow the miata, and the tercel its previously saved from the side of the road. The Cadillac Deville is one of the most underrated cars out there.... Mine has been with me for what seems like a long time, but I hope will only be a chapter in our long story together.

Love the ride. This car has a automatic leveling ride control witch keeps the car level at all times. no matter what you have loaded in the car bricks cement bag's 300 pound people anything the car keep completely level.

I loved this car. I did not want to trade it. I had to have a reliable vehicle because I traveled for business. The car got up to 180,000 miles. So I had to trade. This car had the smoothest ride. And it was as beautiful the day I traded it as it was when I bought it, at 130,000 miles.