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1996 Cadillac DeVille Concours Review
 Written By: MyRide.com
Reprinted under license.
Northstar verve in a velvet glove.
Think of the words luxury car and what comes to mind? A strong-yet-silent V8? Undoubtedly. Glove-soft leather and exotic wood? Yup. How about lavish space and a boulevard ride? If you're a traditionalist, those last two perks probably top your list.
While even Cadillac has made most of its models smaller and sportier, both the DeVille and its uplevel Concours twin are aimed squarely at folks like you. Both are big, roomy, soft-riding, leather-laden paeans to what luxocars--American luxocars--have always been. Yet the front-drive Northstar-powered DeVille and DeVille Concours are also a techno-leap beyond the soon-to-be-gone Fleetwood--the rear-drive car both will replace as Cadillac's most conservative model.
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