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Good ol Caddy - 1993 Cadillac Fleetwood
By heygj - December 10 - 2:12 amI bought this car with 57,000 miles and in 21 months have driven 50,000 trouble-free miles. I love the ride and with the 350 I get right up to highway speed. I cruise at about 80 MPH and still get 21+ MPG. All on regular gas. The trunk is cavernous and interior is spacious. Ill drive this one another 100K, then try to find another low mileage example of this fine Texas-built Cadillac.
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I Cant Let It Go! - 1993 Cadillac Fleetwood
By "BIG BLUE" - September 23 - 12:25 pmI truly appreciate my 93 Fleetwood Brougham called Big Blue. I purchased this car with 70,000 miles in 99 for $12,650 and now it has 255,443 miles, and it has never let me down. The engine,trans,differential,exhaust are all original (never rebuilt or replaced) I maintain it regularly & completely. I enjoy driving and I have traveled from D.C. to Colorado(numerous times), Texas, North Carolina,& Florida. I drive 76 miles to and from work every weekday on one 23 gallon tank of gas and I still have fuel left for the weekend. This car has a smooth ride(a big long rear-wheel-drive ride) and pretty good power too(even though the power was further improved in 94-96 240 horsepower LT1 engine).
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The last generation genuine Cadillac - 1995 Cadillac Fleetwood
By Arnold Ziffel - March 31 - 12:48 amTheres something to be said for riding down the road in your living room, and this car delivers. It is not overly technologically advanced, but for the wide open spaces in Texas its the perfect road cruiser. The Lt1 Covette inspired 5.7L (350) is spirited and responsive. The car is stunningly beautiful, and still spins heads at 12 years old. Its everything I ever wanted in my string of 9 Cadillacs, and Im very disheartened that GM is making nothing even remotely similar to it since production stopped in 1996.
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Best Car Ive Ever Owned - 1996 Cadillac Fleetwood
By David W Boscola - March 17 - 4:41 pmBesides being a very elegant looking car, the performance of the Fleetwood with the LT1 engine is amazing. At 70 MPH she still has a passing gear. Its fuel economy is over 20 MPG. Its ashame Cadillac discontinued this model. Once they did that they lost me as a customer. Its new models are ugly in comparison. I currently have 67 and a 70 Fleetwood.
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My 93 Brougham - 1993 Cadillac Fleetwood
By Mr. Big - December 12 - 3:04 pmI have owned my fully-optioned Fleetwood Brougham since new in 1993. The car now has 165,000 miles and it has never had a single problem. It is garaged and well cared for and most people ask if it is new when they see it, even after almost 14 years. I have bought many other cars in the interim, but will always keep the brougham and my 2002 Thunderbird Blue T-Bird which now has 5,000 miles on it after 5 years. The 1993 Fleetwood Brougham is the equivalent of owning an American Rolls Royce and should be treated and valued accordingly.
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Keeps getting better with age... - 1995 Cadillac Fleetwood
By Cadillac Mike - October 26 - 9:36 pmIve had this car for nearly seven years and it is holding up very well, no leaks or corrosion, and aside from the usual items that one would expect to wear out at 180,000 miles. It hasnt had any repair surprises either. This is the last of the big rear wheel drive Cadillacs and it tows my boat effortlessly. I replace the fuel gauge sending unit and it now reads accurately. I still cant figure a way to get rid of the digital dash though. The leather seats are not showing any wear. The misses likes this car for long trips. Her boss calls it the presidential limousine, which is appropriate since the 1995-2000 presidential limos were based on this car.
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The King of Automobiles - 1995 Cadillac Fleetwood
By Lord Fleetwood - March 31 - 11:50 pmI have owned this car for several years and the only repair I have had to do is replace the AC compressor. This car is the last of GMs true full-size rear-wheel drive vehicles, and it is a shame they stopped making them. This car excels in practically every area. Its design is classy and turns heads. It is an impressive looking car - long with a big grill in the front and fins in the back. Its ride is smooth and solid and offers unparalleled comfort. The interior room is enormous. No car since has offered the interior room this car has. Even though this car is heavy, the 5.7 liter engine moves it like a champ. You can drive with just a toe on the pedal and it still gets around 20-24 MPG.
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Big Daddy Caddy - 1994 Cadillac Fleetwood
By Jack - September 22 - 11:22 amWhat a great road car!...My 1994 Cadillac Fleetwood is quiet and soft. Its comfort personified.
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My favorite Cadillac - 1995 Cadillac Fleetwood
By Bill Granger - January 1 - 6:51 pmMy 1995 Cadillac Fleetwood is the tenth Cadillac which I have owned and I wish I could buy the exacy same car in 2005. Its that good. Its rear-wheel drive with traction control and it is a dream to drive on short jaunts and on long trips. It took us to Florida four times ... its a dream to drive. Every year I track the miles per gallon and have averaged over 21-mpg {total city and country driving) over ten years, which is fantastic. This car is dependable, comfortable, and a pleasure to own.
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The last of the "real" Cadillacs - 1995 Cadillac Fleetwood
By cadillacmike - December 23 - 5:13 amI had a Black 1970 Fleetwood Brougham while in college-early 80s. It had a 133" WB, 228" LOA, rear footrests, reading lights, etc. But it was a New England rust bucket, so I moved away from Cadillacs. In January 2000, I needed a better tow vehicle, and so started looking for a Fleetwood or Roadmaster. I found both and decided to get a Fleetwood, because it looked better! I found a black Brougham-deja vu! It has every option except the sunroof (the rear lighted vanity morrors are more cool and I have two Cadillac convertibles anyway) and it has the CD player. I put 16,000 miles a year on it with no major suprises. The factory chrome wheels shine & the paint held up well. The engine is still silent & strong.
