Many years ago I worked for a father/son in the used car business. I remember them buying a ‘76 Fleetwood Brougham to use as a daily driver. The car was about 2 years old, so it was right after GM started downsizing everything. One day the owner’s wife had to use the car and she was in love with it. I still remember her saying that “it’s just the right size!”
I have one of them. That car is HUGE. Even though I grew up with these kind of cars, it still surprises me how little legroom there is in a car this huge. I have back and muscle issues and I could use for the seat to go further back, especially since I have the D'Elegance model with those overstuffed pillow seats. I also have a 1984 Coupe DeVille and a 1994 Fleetwood Brougham and the seats on the Coupe go back the farthest.
@@retroguy9494 I am only 5’6” with a 27” inseam. Even I have problems with car seats that don’t go back far enough. Being short I like the seat jacked up in the air. When you raise the seat it gets closer to the dash. What stupid engineering!
@@dave1956 I hear you dude! I'm 6'1" LOL My doctor and chiropractor want me sitting with my legs at a 90 degree angle to my body when I drive to minimize muscle pain. The only way to achieve this with my height is an SUV where I ride with the seat all the way up! LOL Which is why my daily driver is a Cadillac Escalade. An older one though because with the ones 2015 and up the seats are hard and hurt and you are literally pinned into the drivers cabin by the door and console with no way to move your legs around which I MUST do when I drive. I can do it pretty well in the 1984 Coupe DeVille but I can't make THAT a daily driver. Well, I COULD, but at 25K original miles, the underpowered 4.1 liter engine and its age, why would I want to do that?
If you even read comments, which I hope you do as you're selling vehicles, please consider never using the image stabilization feature on TH-cam or on video editing programs. It's warping the entire video every time you take a step. Just detracts from the whole experience. Hope this helps and hope that you'd consider that. For years, the most dizzying and distorted videos have been the ones with software imagine stabilization added on and once it's rendered and uploaded, it can never be removed. Thanks!
Many years ago I worked for a father/son in the used car business. I remember them buying a ‘76 Fleetwood Brougham to use as a daily driver. The car was about 2 years old, so it was right after GM started downsizing everything. One day the owner’s wife had to use the car and she was in love with it. I still remember her saying that “it’s just the right size!”
I have one of them. That car is HUGE. Even though I grew up with these kind of cars, it still surprises me how little legroom there is in a car this huge. I have back and muscle issues and I could use for the seat to go further back, especially since I have the D'Elegance model with those overstuffed pillow seats.
I also have a 1984 Coupe DeVille and a 1994 Fleetwood Brougham and the seats on the Coupe go back the farthest.
@@retroguy9494
I am only 5’6” with a 27” inseam. Even I have problems with car seats that don’t go back far enough. Being short I like the seat jacked up in the air. When you raise the seat it gets closer to the dash. What stupid engineering!
@@dave1956 I hear you dude! I'm 6'1" LOL My doctor and chiropractor want me sitting with my legs at a 90 degree angle to my body when I drive to minimize muscle pain. The only way to achieve this with my height is an SUV where I ride with the seat all the way up! LOL Which is why my daily driver is a Cadillac Escalade. An older one though because with the ones 2015 and up the seats are hard and hurt and you are literally pinned into the drivers cabin by the door and console with no way to move your legs around which I MUST do when I drive.
I can do it pretty well in the 1984 Coupe DeVille but I can't make THAT a daily driver. Well, I COULD, but at 25K original miles, the underpowered 4.1 liter engine and its age, why would I want to do that?
If you even read comments, which I hope you do as you're selling vehicles, please consider never using the image stabilization feature on TH-cam or on video editing programs. It's warping the entire video every time you take a step. Just detracts from the whole experience. Hope this helps and hope that you'd consider that. For years, the most dizzying and distorted videos have been the ones with software imagine stabilization added on and once it's rendered and uploaded, it can never be removed. Thanks!
Very nice
Beautiful car, is it sold???
VILMA