The Cadillac Allante is a two-door, two-seater luxury roadster

　　produced by Cadillac from 1987 to 1993. The Allante was designed to

　　compete with the Jaguar XJS and the Mercedes Benz SL and featured a

　　Cadillac chassis coupled with a body built in Italy by Pininfarina.

　　Allante was scaled down to just the soft-top convertible for the

　　1993 model year. The price in 1993 was $61,675 and included an

　　optional $495 LCD digital instrument cluster instead of the

　　standard analog instruments. For its final model year, Allante

　　received the 4.6 liter (280.7 cu in.) Northstar DOHC V8 engine.

　　Other new features for the last production year included a new

　　unequal length control arm, rear suspension, road sensory

　　suspension, an active damper management system and revised disc

　　brakes. This model had the "Premium Symphony Sound System" by

　　Delco. Production was the highest in 1993 as 4,670 Allantes were

　　manufactured, 115 being for export. The 1993 Allante was chosen as

　　the 1992 Pace car for the Indianapolis 500 driven by Bobby Unser.

　　This car is polo green with a beige leather interior. This car is

　　in excellent condition with only 16,449 miles. It has been recently

　　serviced by a Cadillac dealer where it received all new fluids as

　　well as a new battery. We could not find anything wrong with this

　　car except the undercarriage is a bit dusty and could use a

　　thorough cleaning. It will give the new owner many miles of driving

　　pleasure.