Only 33k miles and loaded with options, this rare 5.7-liter 1990 Cadillac Brougham defines vintage American luxury.
A striking 1990 Cadillac Brougham with just 33,079 miles from new has surfaced from The Carolina Collection, offering collectors a rare opportunity to acquire what many consider “the last true Cadillac.”
Built during Cadillac’s final era of large rear-wheel-drive sedans, this full-size Brougham blends traditional opulence with confident performance. Few models were ordered with the optional 5.7-liter V8, which provided a noticeable power bump over the standard 5.0L, making this example especially desirable. The larger engine produced 185 horsepower and allowed this nearly 19-foot-long sedan to cruise effortlessly — Cadillac proudly noted drivers could “travel in the passing lane without leaving the comfort zone.”
This Brougham is finished in Autumn Maple Firemist with Silver lower body cladding and wears a fully padded vinyl roof featuring a limousine-style rear window treatment. Inside, the cabin is dressed in button-tufted Dark Maple Red leather and fitted with deep Tampico carpet, embodying the plush, couch-like interiors Cadillac was famous for.
Originally sold at Scheidmantel Olds-Cadillac in Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, the car was ordered with nearly every available factory option, including Brougham packages 1SB and 1SC. These packages added power accessories, illuminated vanity mirrors, automatic door locks, and more. The trunk, engine bay, and undercarriage all remain exceptionally clean, with the vehicle recently receiving a fresh A/C service and a set of new Vogue tires.
A clean CARFAX confirms consistent Pennsylvania ownership until the car entered The Carolina Collection in 2024. The sale includes the original window sticker and owner’s manual, further emphasizing its originality and care.
As a preserved example of American luxury at its peak, this Cadillac Brougham stands as a reminder of a bygone era when comfort and presence ruled the road.
