1999 Cadillac DeVille DeElegance.  32V Northstar. An odd duck car that follows the formula of condition first and that is the story on this one.  This car is really about perfect in every manner and its a pretty rare DeElegance model.   These come pretty much loaded with all but no astro roof on this one. This one does have the better sound system too.  This car is "subjected" to a carriage top, but it fits this cars theme though I'd rather see it not there.  As a nice touch, the car has a very nice set of Vogue chrome wheels and Michelin tires too.  This example breaks my "no gold cars ever, no carriage roofs ever" mold because of the level of detail and perfection this car represents.  Run a car fax on this car below.... The oil was changed every 2K miles since new.... with synthetic.....   Not even I would get that "insane" with a car.   The owner of this car was as bizarre as the car itself in the name of overprotection.   I would have to calculate that 50% of the miles on the car were driven to do nothing but take the car in to Crest Cadillac in Plano Texas to have the oil changed and basic maintenance done.  This is not exactly a car I would seek out and buy, but when I was presented with the condition of this car,  looking at cars daily, I know I could spend the rest of my life trying to find something nicer in a similar example...    The car is driven, it has 42K miles.  Take that preconceived image and look at this car as it has 5000 miles.   It is that nice and I have not waxed a fender on the car.  It was done for me and carries a polished finish detail to that of most show cars.   I wish every car I could be in this condition!  100% original paint, not an impression on the car.  If the car has ever hit a water puddle, there is no evidence of it.  Garaged, maintained and loved 100 times beyond the call of duty.   This is a car that needed to be saved before it went down the road it may have gone, thus I have it here.  This car is as nice as some of my best 0 mile cars. 1 owner here in Dallas.  Flawless needs nothing example of an odd duck car.

Car Fax Report on 12/2009