Gorgeous ’67 Cadillac DeVille Fails to Sell at Auction, Would You Buy It?

Regardless of whether or not they sport modern transportation and tech-infused interiors, most petrol heads have at least one common feature that makes them race. However, not everyone is willing to invest a lot of time (and money) in a vintage, hence why vintages fail to sell (at the asking price, anyway).

This Cadillac DeVille didn’t live up to the seller’s expectations, so it’s still looking for a new home. But more on that in a moment, as first we have to tell you about it and highlight some of its strong features.

It is a 1967 model, which puts it in the third generation of the series. Assembly took place at the Detroit factory, and the last one rolled off the line during the 1970 model year. The DeVille was offered in many body styles, featuring a front-engine and rear-drive layout and sharing its nuts and bolts with the Eldorado, Calais, Oldsmobile 88, and Buick Electra of the era.

A true land cruiser, it had a 129.5-inch (3,289 mm) wheelbase, measuring 224 inches (5,690 mm) from bumper to bumper between the 1965 and 1967 model years, getting slightly longer toward the end. of his life. It was also heavy, tipping the scales at around 4,600 to 4,900 pounds, which equates to between 2.1 and 2.2 tons.

Photo: Mecum

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