Powered by the new HT-4100 Digital Fuel Injection
V-8 with automatic overdrive transmission, DeVille's dash contained a new
standard
Fuel Data Panel to help determine the most fuel-efficient route.
Pushbuttons could
display outside temperature or average trip MPG, or amount of fuel used.
This year's
new grille was made up of thin vertical bars, sectioned by two horizontal
bars. The
wide upper horizontal header, finished in brushed chrome and running full
width, held
the customary Cadillac script. Quad rectangular headlamps stood directly
above
rectangular amber-lensed parking/signal lamps. Cornering lamps with clear
and
amber lenses wrapped around the fender sides. DeVilles displayed a wreath
and crest
stand-up hood ornament.
Standard interiors used Heather knit cloth with
matching
Dundee ribbed cloth inserts, in five colors. Leather in the ribbed seating
areas was
optional, in choice of eight shades. A Cabriolet roof with bright crossover
roof molding
was available for the Coupe DeVille. DeVille d'Elegance had pillow-style
seats in
Venetian velour cloth, in four colors; plus opera lamps and accent striping.
Sedan
versions added three roof-mounted passenger assist straps. D'Elegance
editions were
identified by script on the roof sail panels.
Model
Series Number
Body/Style
Number
Body Type
Seating
Factory Price
Shipping
Weight
Production Total
DeVille (V6 / V8)
6C
D47
2-dr Coupe
6
$15,084 /
15,249
3783 lb
50,130 (total
includes the 2-door Fleetwood Brougham)
DeVille (V6 / V8)
6C
D69
4-dr Sedan
6
$15,534 /
15,699
3839 lb
86,020 (total
included the 4-door Fleetwood Brougham)
FACTORY PRICE AND WEIGHT NOTE: Figures before the slash are for
V-6 engine,
which was actually a $165 credit option; after slash for standard gasoline
V-8. Diesel V-8 was also available.