Had new in 1981 , Chrysler Imperial. Top of line. $23K back then. It truly was a beautiful automobile. Had the all new EFI. That was very bad. Chrysler paid to have converted to carburetor at $2,000. We kept the car until 1985 and traded in on the new Chrysler 5TH Avenue. ( Had zero issues) Lee Iacocca was chairman of the board at Chrysler Corporation. Thanks for the memories!
The Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham (just Brougham starting in 1987), and the d’Elegance version in particular, was the true king of the road and ultimate luxury car in the 1980s.
I would argue, strongly (while still having love for the Town Car), that the Mark VII LSC was the best American luxury (or any type of) car of the decade. Especially the 1988 model. The white Town Car you stated to be a Cartier model is not correct...that is a 1989 Signature Series.
I would have exchanged the Mark VII for the Fifth Avenue. First with composite headlights, first American car to offer ABS and would do doughnuts around that Diplomat in drag. Also the Landau top wasn't exclusive to the Fifth Avenue. It was also on the New Yorker. Buick reintroduced it on the Riveria for 1989, Cadillac offered it on their Coupe de Villes, Brougham Coupes and Eldorados. Lincoln offered something similar but it was more of a half cabriolet top with a cross bar spanning the B-pillars. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.
I waited all the way to the end of the video to see if you corrected the last featured vehicle, which you stated was the full-size 1980 to 1989 Cadillac (Fleetwood) Brougham. The model ran from 1980 to 1992! 1990/91/92 had updated front header panel to include euro-style one-piece headlamps being the only major difference. The Chevy Caprice came out with the one-piece design for the 1989 model year, FYI.
The 81-83 Imperial was one of the most beautiful cars ever built. Unfortunately its EFI system was crap. Even Sinatra himself got stranded by his own one & that was the end of it
My parents had one of those Cadillacs when I was younger they had a diesel one and was comfortable and decent on the inside but the diesel motor was horrible and Idols way to rough
Are you kidding?! The 'Imperial' was a steaming pile. As delivered the first batch barely even ran so got converted back to a carburetor and a pathetic 140 net hp. The entire car was bumper to bumper junk, the kind of car that almost put Chrysler out of business.
Cool vid, well done. Everyone likes what they like, with that being said, to me , the second generation sevills are just plain ugly. The shape of the rear end just doesn't fit the rest of the car.
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@@American.legends I am happy you made this amazing video as well, you are welcome. Thanks for the 'love' & likes'.
I still gravitate toward the Lincoln today!
Had new in 1981 , Chrysler Imperial. Top of line. $23K back then. It truly was a beautiful automobile. Had the all new EFI. That was very bad. Chrysler paid to have converted to carburetor at $2,000.
We kept the car until 1985 and traded in on the new Chrysler 5TH Avenue. ( Had zero issues) Lee Iacocca was chairman of the board at Chrysler Corporation. Thanks for the memories!
The Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham (just Brougham starting in 1987), and the d’Elegance version in particular, was the true king of the road and ultimate luxury car in the 1980s.
I would argue, strongly (while still having love for the Town Car), that the Mark VII LSC was the best American luxury (or any type of) car of the decade. Especially the 1988 model.
The white Town Car you stated to be a Cartier model is not correct...that is a 1989 Signature Series.
I'm nostalgic. I remember wanting that Seville. And I was only in my teens and early twenties in the 1980s.
Kinda miss the 80-85 Buick Park Avenue
I would have exchanged the Mark VII for the Fifth Avenue. First with composite headlights, first American car to offer ABS and would do doughnuts around that Diplomat in drag. Also the Landau top wasn't exclusive to the Fifth Avenue. It was also on the New Yorker. Buick reintroduced it on the Riveria for 1989, Cadillac offered it on their Coupe de Villes, Brougham Coupes and Eldorados. Lincoln offered something similar but it was more of a half cabriolet top with a cross bar spanning the B-pillars. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.
I loved that Fifth Avenue and Town Car.
Town Car is fine, but the Mk VII Continental was the bee's knees for the decade. Nothing else was close.
About the Fifth Ave should be mentioned, that is based on the late 70s LeBaron.
Actually, all the way back to Volare.
Knowledge:
Yes I Had This 1986 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham's Brochure:))
I waited all the way to the end of the video to see if you corrected the last featured vehicle, which you stated was the full-size 1980 to 1989 Cadillac (Fleetwood) Brougham. The model ran from 1980 to 1992! 1990/91/92 had updated front header panel to include euro-style one-piece headlamps being the only major difference. The Chevy Caprice came out with the one-piece design for the 1989 model year, FYI.
the Imperial was SO Sexy! ❤❤
Never heard of a Fleetwood "broom" 🤣🤣🤣
I used to own a 1992 Fleetwood Brougham De-lagance
A broom eh!
Imperial also suffered from being built on a midlevel Chrysler platform. Its ride was criticized for non-luxe standards of comfort and driving ease.
一部の日本人にとっては、クライスラー・インペリアルといえば1957年式。子供の頃に憧れたTV番組の車の、ベース車両でした。
The 81-83 Imperial was one of the most beautiful cars ever built. Unfortunately its EFI system was crap. Even Sinatra himself got stranded by his own one & that was the end of it
good job bro
Thanks for the visit ❤️
All I can think of when I see these cars is mafia. Goodfellas, Casino. Traces of Billy Batts are probably still in one of the trunks.
My parents had one of those Cadillacs when I was younger they had a diesel one and was comfortable and decent on the inside but the diesel motor was horrible and Idols way to rough
The mechanical voice is improving…but it still has its faults.
4:29 Vince Mcmahon it's you ?
Buick Park Avenue, puts them all to shame
Do NOT love the Digital Voice... why not a Human?
a human voice over artist would cost me as much as my mortgage for a video like this 🙃👀
@@American.legends What's wrong with your own voice? I am sure it would be just fine, plus, it would give your video the 'human touch'.
Great cars except the 4 door Lincoln
The 4100 was a piece of junk.
Are you kidding?! The 'Imperial' was a steaming pile. As delivered the first batch barely even ran so got converted back to a carburetor and a pathetic 140 net hp. The entire car was bumper to bumper junk, the kind of car that almost put Chrysler out of business.
Cool vid, well done.
Everyone likes what they like, with that being said, to me , the second generation sevills are just plain ugly. The shape of the rear end just doesn't fit the rest of the car.
I hated em, too, at first. Then they grew on me.
@@aaronwilliams6989
Haha, I know what you mean. I used to not like
4dr cars and station wagons, now I really like them 👍😁
That 80-85 Seville is still one of the ugliest Cadillacs ever produced.