By 1973, the Coupe De Ville vaulted ahead of the Sedan De Ville as Cadillacs bestselling model. That year, the premier GM automobile division was truly on a roll with its five millionth car produced and the high-profile selection of Cadillac to supply the official pace and festival cars for the Indianapolis 500. Exemplifying luxury, power, and prestige in equal measure, the Coupe De Ville was powered to match by Cadillacs proprietary 472 cubic-inch V-8 engine, delivering a 220-horsepower SAE Net power rating. More importantly, the 472 provided 365 pounds-feet of useful peak torque, effortlessly motivating the Coupe De Ville. Building upon the excellent foundation of the Calais series, the Coupe De Ville and its Sedan De Ville counterpart featured upscale trim, a rear center armrest, rear cigar lighters at each side, and a power-adjustable front seat. A wide array of factory-optional features allowed buyers to personalize their De Ville to their personal requirements and tastes.
A stunning survivor with just 3,454 miles and one family owned from new, this 1973 Cadillac Coupe De Ville is undoubtedly one of the finest in existence and currently available. Featuring spectacular black over black leather livery, it is very well equipped with features and options. Among them are air conditioning, an AM/FM radio, power front seat, power windows, power-assisted brakes and steering, and power door locks. Cadillacs renowned proprietary 472 cubic-inch V-8 engine and a 3-speed Turbo-Hydramatic automatic transmission move the vehicle with authority. In addition to a full-size spare wheel/tire, the Coupe De Ville is accompanied by an original owners manual and ownership documents. Offered in spectacular original condition, this wonderfully presented, low-mile 1973 Cadillac Coupe De Ville is freshly serviced, detailed, and ready to collect and enjoy. Contact us to see it for yourself, obtain full details, and make it yours today!