On December 24, 1990, a letter was written to the unique proprietor of a 1991 Cadillac Seville by Cadillac’s Director of Shopper Relations, J.W. Hautman. It mentioned, “Congratulations in your latest buy of a brand new 1991 Seville. You at the moment are driving one of many most interesting luxurious vehicles on this planet.”

The letter was a part of Cadillac’s program referred to as the Gold Key Supply System. The letter continues, “From the symbolic gold keys to the complete tank of gas, the Gold Key Supply System was designed along with your full satisfaction in thoughts.”

The Decide of the Day is a low-mileage 1991 Cadillac Seville listed on the market on ClassicCars.com by a personal vendor in Palm Springs, California. (Click on the hyperlink to view the itemizing)

“This uncommon and pampered jewel is being provided on the market, initially bought in December of 1990 at Martin Cadillac in Los Angeles by way of the Gold Key program by its authentic proprietor,” the itemizing says. “It was effectively maintained and documented all through his possession till his passing in 2021.”

The Seville title dates again to the mid-Seventies when the automobile was launched as Cadillac’s response to competitors from luxurious imports. The sedan rode on Basic Motors’ Okay-body platform and derived energy from an Oldsmobile-sourced 350cid V8. Subsequent generations had been launched in 1980 and in 1986.

This 46,000-mile Cotillion White sedan comes from the ultimate yr of the third technology and contains an authentic window sticker exhibiting a $34,714 car worth together with vacation spot. New for this technology was a transverse-mounted 4.9-liter V8 sending energy to the entrance wheels by way of a four-speed automated transaxle. A facelift from 1988 included the unveil of the STS (Seville Touring Sedan) variant with particular suspension, wheels, steering ratio, and exterior trim components.

True to the Seville’s luxurious aspirations, appointments had been in depth on the inside the place we discover tufted “Antelope” leather-based. Further superior options for the time included digital local weather management, on-board laptop diagnostics, an illuminated entry system, an non-obligatory day/night time rearview mirror, and a Delco-Bose audio system.

“This technology of Seville is difficult to seek out, particularly one on this nice situation,” states the itemizing. “It is a nice automobile for the collector.”

The vendor is asking $12,500 or greatest provide for this cream-puff Seville. We simply need to know if it nonetheless comes with its gold keys! Guess you’ll must ask the vendor to seek out out.

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