Cadillac Fleetwood Parts

Since 1935 the Cadillac Fleetwood has evolved through its development process to a significant extent in terms of engine and transmission systems. The first Fleetwoods used a rear-wheel-drive configuration until 1984 when front-wheel-drive models started entering the market. The 1985 Cadillac Fleetwood entered the market with special series models featuring a 4.1-liter HT-4100 aluminum V8 engine before a transformation to the HT-4500 V8 engine occurred in 1988 for better performance and efficiency. During 1990 the engine underwent a 4.5-liter refinement that delivered 180 horsepower and improved driving performance through its two-speed intake manifold. Cadillac maintained its signature smooth and luxurious riding experience by fitting the Fleetwood Brougham with a rear-wheel-drive system alongside soft-riding suspension technology. The Fleetwood full-size rear-wheel-drive sedan returned to Cadillac showrooms in 1993 after being built on the GM D-body platform. The car measured 225 inches from end to end making it the longest production vehicle sold in the U.S. during that period. The later Cadillac Fleetwood models featured safety improvements such as anti-lock brakes (ABS), traction control functionality, and dual front airbags. Anyone who desires to protect the integrity and performance quality of their Cadillac Fleetwood should exclusively use factory-designed genuine parts since these components satisfy Cadillac's precise production standards.