The digital gas gage reads incorrectly, which is a known problem on this model. The car "thinks" it is empty at 4 gallons. A problem I can live with.
Had the heater core replaced, along with a full Caddy 100,000 mile tune-up. Had to go back because the A/C was blowing hot air AFTER the tune-up. Head mechanic, "Hoses bust all the time, ma'am, yadda yadda." (Not on my car right after an expensive tune-up, buddy.) He noticed my hubby chatting it up with HIS boss, the dealership owner, & realized they knew one another. They "found" the problem in under 10 minutes (air-door-mix hose not re-attached). I drove off shivering & grinning. :-)
The car has an oil leak, which the previous owner disclosed before purchase. The leak is slight, but I keep the oil checked anyway. (People that don't check their oil have no business owning a car.)
The struts (shocks/springs?) are starting to get soft, but I expect that on a car that is nearly 13 years old & traverses country roads.
Had the truck pull-down mechanism replaced by a private shop ($50). I wasn't taking my 'baby' back to that other mechanic so he could try to gouge me again.
By the way, you can fit 3 large golf bags in the cavernous trunk with room to spare.
I LOVE my car! It is powerful, comfortable & easy on the eyes.
It's dark blue & silver with a full carriage top, which makes it a very quiet ride. Quite an eye-catcher.
The back seat & trunk are HUGE! It's like riding a plush sofa down the highway.
My kids (21, 17 & 14) have dibs on who is going to "inherit" this car when I get "tired" of it. :-)
I wanted leather, power & luxury at a reduced price & I got it. I have the original window sticker; this car sold for $33,000 in 1992. I am the 3rd owner & the interior is still in beautiful condition.
It's fun to tell admiring folks that the car is nearly 13 years old - mouths dropping open tickle me dearly! Hee!
I just bought a 1992 Sedan Deville, 99k miles, mint condition, very quick, very luxurious, I'm gonna spend a long time with this car and I will love it a lot!!!
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