1993 Cadillac Allanté

This 1993 Cadillac Allanté is a low-mileage, final-year example of Cadillac’s bold Pininfarina-styled front-wheel-drive convertible, finished in elegant Polo Green with a black power convertible soft top that includes quarter windows and a heated glass rear window. The iconic body — hand-built in Turin, Italy, and flown to Detroit for final assembly — features Twilight Sentinel automatic headlights, headlight washers, integrated fog lights, power-adjustable mirrors, a telescoping power antenna, and dual exhaust outlets. The 16-inch factory chrome wheels are fitted with Lexani tires, and the car benefits from four-wheel independent suspension, speed-dependent damping, variable-assist power steering, traction control, and four-wheel ABS disc brakes. The selling dealer notes evidence of paintwork on the doors and a 1994 Carfax entry for accident damage, but the car presents as a straight, well-kept survivor with no subsequent issues reported.

Power comes from the newly introduced 4.6-liter Northstar DOHC V8, factory-rated at 295 horsepower and 290 lb-ft of torque — a significant upgrade over earlier Allanté engines that gave the car genuine performance to match its grand-touring looks. The smooth-shifting 4T80-E four-speed automatic transaxle delivers power to the front wheels, and a recent oil change confirms continued mechanical care. The Northstar provides strong, refined acceleration and excellent highway cruising ability, making this one of the most drivable and powerful Allantés produced.

The interior is trimmed in supple Natural Beige leather with power-adjustable seats (including driver memory), contrasting upper surfaces, and a luxurious, driver-focused cabin. Equipment is comprehensive for the era: Delco Symphony Sound audio system with AM/FM cassette, automatic climate control, cruise control, onboard analog computer, power windows, and a leather-wrapped two-spoke steering wheel framing full analog instrumentation (150-mph speedometer, 6,600-rpm tachometer, and full auxiliary gauges). A CD is currently stuck in the player, but the cabin otherwise shows excellent preservation with minimal wear consistent with just 25,000 documented miles.

A highly desirable 1993 Allanté — the ultimate evolution of Cadillac’s ambitious two-seat convertible with the powerful Northstar V8, low original mileage, comprehensive factory features, and iconic Italian-American design. Accompanied by the owner’s manual, service manual, and a clean Connecticut title, this example offers a rare blend of 1990s luxury, open-top grand-touring sophistication, and strong performance in a well-preserved package. With rising appreciation for final-year Allantés, it represents an accessible entry into a unique chapter of Cadillac history — ready to be enjoyed as a distinctive driver or weekend cruiser with genuine presence and comfort.