1993 CADILLAC

• It was Cadillac's 90th Anniversary and also a year of “musical chairs” for the names of the automaker's products.
• The previously offered Brougham sedan was now called the Fleetwood, with the Brougham moniker reserved for an upscale option package available on the Fleetwood sedan.
• The former Fleetwood series, comprised of a coupe and sedan, was discontinued.
• The previously available Fleetwood Sixty Special was now simply called the Sixty Special.
• The Allante convertible was greatly revamped (launched early in spring 1992), but it was the final year for the luxury two-seater.
• Eldorado added a Sport Coupe package and Sport Appearance Package to dress-up the personal luxury coupe.
• The Northstar powertrain, with “limp-home” capability (after loss of oil engine coolant) also debuted in 1993.

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