It was Cadillac's 90th Anniversary and also a year of “musical chairs” for the names of the automaker's products.
The previously offered Brougham sedan was now called the Fleetwood, with the Brougham moniker reserved for an upscale option package available on the Fleetwood sedan.
The former Fleetwood series, comprised of a coupe and sedan, was discontinued.
The previously available Fleetwood Sixty Special was now simply called the Sixty Special.
The Allante convertible was greatly revamped (launched early in spring 1992), but it was the final year for the luxury two-seater.
Eldorado added a Sport Coupe package and Sport Appearance Package to dress-up the personal luxury coupe.
The Northstar powertrain, with “limp-home” capability (after loss of oil engine coolant) also debuted in 1993.
