First released in 1980, the second generation Seville featured dramatic revisions over its predecessor. Perhaps its most distinctive (and divisive) feature, the new car offered “bustle-back” styling inspired by Hooper & Co.’s coach-built “Empress Line” creations in the 1950s. As before, the Seville combined traditional Cadillac comfort in a smaller, much more maneuverable package versus its full-size counterparts.

As per usual, GM introduced new standard and optional amenities each model year to entice new buyers into showrooms. Today, these cars offer an instantly recognizable profile and a surprisingly modern driving experience, making them excellent choices for weekend touring or, should one desire, daily driving. In addition, its unique styling has become increasingly well-liked, making now the perfect time to

The exquisite 1984 Cadillac Seville Sedan featured here is finished in stunning Georgian Silver over a gorgeous Sand Gray leather interior.