1976 Cadillac DeVille Coupe

This 1976 Cadillac DeVille Coupe represents the final year of the 4th generation DeVille, marking the end of an era for large American luxury automobiles. According to the seller, this vehicle is described as a quintessential example of American luxury from when larger vehicles were favored, featuring the iconic 500ci V8 engine — one of the largest production passenger car engines ever offered by an American manufacturer. Paired with a TH400 3-speed automatic transmission and rear-wheel drive layout, this DeVille embodies the grand touring character that defined Cadillac's flagship lineup during the 1970s.

The vehicle has been categorized as "Original & Highly Original" by Classic.com curators, reflecting its well-preserved condition. Described as having a bold red exterior complemented by Vogue tires, the interior features a refreshed red and burgundy color scheme with reupholstered leather seats, new carpeting, custom floor mats, a redone headliner, and an upholstered trunk panel. Modern upgrades include a new aluminum A/C compressor, a 320-amp alternator, and an air ride suspension system with dual compressors and a 200 PSI setup, enhancing comfort while maintaining the classic character of this luxury cruiser.

Key characteristics:

• 4th generation DeVille (1971-1976) — the last year of this iconic generation before the 1977 downsizing
• 500ci V8 engine — among the largest production passenger car engines from an American manufacturer
• Record-setting interior width that wasn't surpassed until the 1990s
• Comprehensive power features including power windows, locks, steering, and brakes
• Modern comfort upgrades including air ride suspension and enhanced electrical system

For more information on this market, visit the Cadillac DeVille 4th Gen market page. Comparable vehicles in this market typically range from $18,000 to $35,000 depending on condition, mileage, and originality, with this example showing 35,147 miles and extensive thoughtful updates to maintain its classic luxury appeal.