1995 Cadillac DeVille Reviews, Pricing & Specs

The 1995 Cadillac Deville is probably one of the best luxury sedans ever made. It has the perfect blend of luxury, comfort, performance, and space. You haven't truly lived until you drove this car, that's why old people in Florida buy them before they die. Compared to the European luxury sedans, it's just a little sub-par, but with a price tag that's half of the others and the easy maintenance and repair of an American car, it's reigns supreme. Every household in America can and SHOULD have one in their garage or driveway. On the street, the ride is very smooth, with a computer-controlled air ride suspension, and coupled to a 4.9 liter V8, there is plenty of power. Even overtaking at 80 MPH on the highway is a breeze. The leather and carpet is plush, and the optional Bose system is stellar. When you drive, it commands respect and looks from other motorists from not only it's design, but rich, paint job, alloy (optional chrome) wheels, and chrome trim, especially the hood ornament, which has been a victim of theft in the past because other people want this car so much. If you are still doubting, I would like to state that I bought this car USED with 91K miles for a mere $6200 and so far it's been great. No major problems besides regular maintenance and part replacements, and it still has the new car smell. This is the type of car that people will only part with unless they're trading it in for a newer Cadillac Deville. After test driving it for 10 minutes, I promised myself not to drive anything but Cadillac ever again.

The ride, mechanically, the features, are the best among American made cars

This was probably the best car I will ever own. It was a complete package that is hard to find elsewhere. It was powerful, handled well for its size, was comfortable even for 6 friends and it was in damn good condition. Unfortunately, it got totaled after having it for only 3 months.

Its a beautiful car, its got a laquered baby blue paint. 5 liter V8 engine rear wheel drive and leather interior. Its a smooth ride and extremely luxurious. The interior seems like it was specifically designed for comfortable long rides. I LOVE THIS CAR

I have the 4.9L Cadillac engine - The 4.9L is easy to maintain and was to be the last engine actually made by Cadillac. I enjoy driving my 1995 Deville; it is comfortable and fairly quiet on the road. Once used it as daily transportation to and from work - 100 miles round trip! Averaged around 20 - 22 mpg - this is a V8; not a V6! Today, it is still my favorite car to drive. :) Change the oil and take good care of your Cadillac, and in return it will give you many years of excellent service. Example of some things you may see - your instrument panel one day says "Service Ride Control" and you had just purchased tires. The tire place needs to align the sensors or replace one of the wheel sensors (or just do it yourself)

Performance - The thing is a tank and performs as such. It accelerates at a good fair speed for weighing as much as it does. Stops quickly and handles with long turns very well, but don't expect a track car. Build Quality - It is built as you expect a Cadillac to be. I have only needed on repair, a new window motor. Appearance - I have been told it is a "Grandpa Car" and it looks as such, but I like it. Cost of Ownership - This thing drinks gas, but with a 4.9L V8 what can you expect. Fun Factor - It is by far the most fun cruise car. I put a new stereo and subwoofers in and it is just the best thing to drive with all the windows down.

This car is fairly reliable, gets decent gas milage for a large car and looks nice.

Nice and smooth acceleration upto 50mph for a large car. Not much for top speed. Incredibly smooth ride. Extremely comfortable and roomy. Decent gas mileage as long as you dont have a lead foot. Great car for transporting friends and family.

This was my mom's car but it I put more miles on it than her so it may have well of been mine. My grandparents got new Caddies every few years so I grew up with a respect for the quality and comfort of these cars. However, Caddilac entered a new era with the introduction of the Northstar OHC V8. That motor was a masterpiece of automotive engineering and it is a shame to hear that it is being fazed out for a V6 dominated line. This car has power to spare, an unbelievably smooth ride, and responsiveness that you would not expect from a car this large with such a smooth ride. The car also has surprising good fuel economy for its class and performance level. It actually had comparable real world MPG to my Hyundai Sonota (but it requires Premium so that must be factored into driving costs). The car rarely requires any repairs or unusual maintenance. It was built for to be reliable for years with minimal maintenance. I really enjoyed this car, especially for road trips or hauling people around.

Well to start off this car was a wonderful vehicle. It had a huge Northstar V-8 that shot you like a bullet. It is in the class i like to call "Boat" but the ride was acceptable. The down side to having a big V-8 was of course the 15 mpg that i was getting. This was a very solid-built vehicle and very "high-class."