Italian made Cadillac convertible

Description for Cadillac Allante 1991

Italian made Cadillac convertible.

This exceptionally rare two-seat roadster was manufactured in Italy by famed designer and coachbuilder Pininfarina. These are the same people who design cars built by Maserati and Ferrari. For the 1991 model year, fewer than 2000 of these cars were assembled in Italy, then flown to Detroit where a Cadillac 4.5 liter V-8 engine (Not Northstar) and 4-speed automatic transmission were installed. The car features front-wheel drive and all the options and accessories that you would expect from a fully equipped Cadillac.

This car was originally purchased from a dealer in Portland Oregon, and maintained by that dealer for the history of the vehicle. It was placed in storage for several years prior to being acquired by the current owner. The car runs and drives, but needs a bit of TLC to be perfect. The body is in very good condition with no visible damage or corrosion. The fabric convertible top is 28 years old. Several electronic features are inoperative, including the electric latches to release the soft top. The AM/FM/CD stereo does not work, and the AC system needs to be serviced. The driver's seat shows wear and needs a section of the leather upholstery repaired or replaced. The odometer shows approximately 87,000 miles. True mileage is unknown.

This vehicle is offered as-is and where-is. It is sold with a bill of sale, owner's manual and a clear Idaho title in the owner's name. Buyer is responsible for pick up or shipping.