In 1973, the Cadillac continued to reign supreme as the most popular America luxury automobiles. You could start with the new-for-1973 styling that featured a massive new grille, a majestic hood and the clean manner in which the new Federal bumper regulations were incorporated. Even the wheel covers were new and understated in elegance. Exquisite appointments, dozens of “niceties,” spaciousness, comfort and stylishness abounds on this respected American luxury platform.

This particular car is finished in a gold tone with a similarly colored interior and is reported to have been sparingly used. This Coupe DeVille has been in the same caring family since it was new, and it is driven by a 472-cid, 220-hp V-8 engine that is paired with an automatic transmission. This was a well-respected model during the period of its build and is further equipped with a clock, air conditioning, fender skirts, vinyl top, tilt steering wheel, remote driver’s side mirror; power windows, seat, antenna, locks, steering and brakes. Selected Cadillac books also accompany the car upon sale.