1991 Cadillac Allante

Description

A low mileage 1991 Cadillac Allante is already alluring because of its luxury presence and smooth V8. But then as you look at this one, it's the details are what really keep you loving every mile.

The Allante has a style and flair all its own. The car was designed and the body was hand assembled by Pininfarina – the same famed style house that is preferred by Ferrari. The body was then flown in a special 747 jet from Italy to the USA where Detroit made the final drivetrain assembly. So this one is an international effort that captures the best of the car worlds. It has an opulent upbringing that is best showcased on the white paint that shows its perfect pearl shine the moment it sun hits this droptop. And with the matching white wheels, this has a striking presence worthy of the best from Cadillac. Details are clean and crisp, from the thin red line that surrounds the whole body, to the slick clear taillights that still look modern today. And while the style is heavily European influenced, there is still room for traditional American-style brightwork in places like the grille.

Beneath the folding black canvas roof is a great looking black leather interior. The design shows off more European sophistication starting with 10-way power adjusting seats designed by Recaro. The digital dash is a wonder of '90s technology, and certainly delivers on Cadillac's modern promise of art and science. It offers advanced digital features such as full gauges, AM/FM/CD/cassette stereo, trip computer, and automatic climate control. And we know you've noticed how much distinction the Dash Designs wood appearance package adds. As true to the Cadillac name, there are plenty more luxury features such as cruise control, power locks, driver's airbag and an alarm system. The trunk is big enough to handle much more than a weekend's worth of luggage, which makes this the perfect getaway companion. But we know your favorite part will be the power windows. When combined with the power folding top, you are just the touch of a few buttons away from turning enclosed luxury to wind-in-your-hair excitement.

What makes this a true personal luxury cruiser is Cadillac's 4.5-liter V8. This numbers-matching motor has only averaged around 1,400 miles annually, and it has been treated to proper maintenance all its life. So there is nothing getting in the way of unleashing the torque-happy thoroughbred on the open road. In fact, this one was built as America's answer to the Mercedes SL. Thus, it came standard with great driving features such as four-speed automatic transmission w/overdrive and a fully independent suspension that adapts at speed. Finishing this great driving package is the confidence of four-wheel disc brakes, and anti-lock brakes.

Complete with the original window sticker and owner's manual, this Allante is a great surviving example of automotive opulence - the likes of which we are likely never going to see again. It's amazing such a thoroughbred can be so affordable. Call today!!!