Pinin farina made the bodies for these cars in Italy, sent them to the US where the Cadillac drive train was installed. a total of 21,000 were built over seven years, and in the 1990 model year, there were 2,523 built and sold. This car has the overhead valve 4.7 liter Cadillac engine with 200 horsepower and lots of torque, not the Northstar which was used in 1993. I have owned it about ten years. The car drives well, tracks and brakes straight, the steering is a bit heavy but it is a nice car to drive. The top is no great joy to put up or down; you have to get out of the car and push a set of buttons. I can think of no flaws for the moment, other than the spotted paint on the flanks; I could use it every day without a problem, and have used it as my personal car at one point. It has the electrical dashboard which is fully functioning and the diagnostic system on the center screen works. From time to time I have had to add coolant, most recently last summer. The interior is in excellent condition and the seats are adjustable in every way and are comfortable. If you want to see the car, call my cell: 914 525 7000. The car is in Vermont at a secondary residence.
