1967 Cadillac DeVille
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Experience classic American luxury behind the wheel of this 1967 Cadillac Coupe DeVille. With its long, unmistakable Cadillac styling, pillarless two-door hardtop design, chrome accents, stacked headlights, and smooth 429 cubic-inch V8, this car delivers the kind of relaxed cruising that made Cadillac famous.
The Coupe DeVille is perfect for weddings, photo shoots, special occasions, date nights, or simply enjoying a weekend drive in a true piece of American automotive history. It has incredible road presence and gets attention everywhere it goes.
This isn’t a modern sports car—it’s a big, comfortable, old-school Cadillac designed to cruise. Roll down the windows, settle into the spacious interior, and enjoy the experience of driving one of Cadillac’s most iconic luxury coupes.
Engine
Engine: 429 cu. in. / 7.0L Cadillac V8
Horsepower: 340 hp
Torque: 480 lb-ft
Aspiration: Naturally aspirated
Fuel System: 4-barrel carburetor
Transmission: 3-speed Turbo Hydra-Matic automatic
Drivetrain: Rear-wheel drive
Fuel: Gasoline
Wheels and tires
The Cadillac retains its classic factory-style 15-inch wheel setup, giving it the authentic stance and appearance expected from a 1967 Coupe DeVille. The period-correct wheel covers and traditional-style tires complement the car’s long, low profile and help preserve its original 1960s luxury appearance. The original tire specification was a 15-inch setup, commonly listed as 9.00-15/L78-15, rather than the low-profile tires found on modern vehicles.
Because of the vintage-style tires and suspension, renters should expect a soft, floating Cadillac ride rather than modern sports-car handling. Extra care should be taken around curbs, potholes, tight turns, and when parking to protect the wheels, tires, and wheel covers.
Brakes
The Cadillac retains its classic factory-style 15-inch wheel setup, giving it the authentic stance and appearance expected from a 1967 Coupe DeVille. The period-correct wheel covers and traditional-style tires complement the car’s long, low profile and help preserve its original 1960s luxury appearance. The original tire specification was a 15-inch setup, commonly listed as 9.00-15/L78-15, rather than the low-profile tires found on modern vehicles.
Because of the vintage-style tires and suspension, renters should expect a soft, floating Cadillac ride rather than modern sports-car handling. Extra care should be taken around curbs, potholes, tight turns, and when parking to protect the wheels, tires, and wheel covers.
Transmission
Automatic
Policies
Pick-up / Return location
Pick-up instructions
The vehicle must be picked up and returned at my residence. The exact pickup address will be provided once the reservation is confirmed. Please arrive at the agreed-upon time so we can complete a quick walk-around and review the vehicle before departure.