1977 Cadillac Seville - Gateway Classic Cars of Atlanta

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Gateway Classic Cars of Atlanta is offering this 1977 Cadillac Seville for sale. The Seville was first introduced in 1975 as Cadillac’s response to the European luxury cars that were becoming increasingly popular. However, the 70’s were time of great change for American vehicles, and with the age of the “land yachts” were coming to an end. The first-generation Seville was the smallest and most expensive car in the current lineup. This nice example is painted Demitasse Brown with a Brown vinyl top, and Tan leather interior. GCC would classify this as a very nice driver, as she has had some touch-ups here and there - but shows well. The vinyl top, trim, emblems, bumpers all look to be original, and in very good condition. Step inside and the interior looks to have been well taken care of through the years, as she shows minimal wear for a 42-year old car! Take a peek in the trunk, and you’ll find the same care - in fact they put in a factory rubber floor mat to save the carpet from wear. When you take a step back, you begin to appreciate just how nicely the color combination works, and those spoke wheels just finish it - she is a looker! The consignor states her to be an original numbers matching car, with 67,600-miles on her. She is powered by a 5.7 L V-8 backed by an automatic transmission. He also states she has been serviced w/ new altenator, master cylinder, radiator hoses, muffler, and tail pipe. Options on this Seville include: leather interior, climate control, power; steering, brakes, windows, locks, seats, and antenna, am/fm 8-track player, tilt/telescopic wheel, cruise control, power windows, tilt wheel, wire hub caps, and white wall radial tires. To view this 1977 Cadillac Seville, please visit our site at www.gatewayclassiccars.com, call 678-894-4833, or email us at [e-mail]. To see this 1977 Cadillac in person, stop by our showroom located at 1870 McFarland Pkwy, Alpharetta, GA 30005.

[@scorpionkingdom79]

My dream car ❤

[@1aikane]

These were amazing cars. Good size, very posh and pretty powerful for the day

[@hungryhouston2069]

Lovely car.. I want it

[@stevenelson424]

Same car as Monte Carlo. Cutlass, or Buick. All fast, powerful, and super reliable . The Caddy is way more Luxurious and comfortable !

[@kingnillvwell381]

Oh , this had the 350 Oldsmobile engine, that’s under cover caddy, should last a long time , this car took a good flashback in car market back then .

[@sinbad2969]

Classic Cadillac box Seville nice ride

[@klwthe3rd]

This exact car was for sale years ago at Fleming ultimate garage in Virginia. You can tell it's the same car from the Cadillac/LaSalle owners club sticker on the passenger front windshield. Just like Fleming's, they are asking way too much for this car.

[@jessiecarrillo1835]

Smh people hate no matter what 💯

[@HankPhillips6565]

I love this car. My dad had a white one. A class act for sure

[@xLuiKangx007]

It's awesome

[@alimohammadi5203]

very nice... 👌👌👌👌♥♥♥♥

[@ryanhowell4492]

Cool

[@johnls39]

Beautiful car back in the day. Although build quality, plastic panels connected to the bumpers, front and rear never hold up well over time once the car started to age. Although today's Cadillacs, models in the 60s and before are superior, these are not bad cars overall. Don't see these on the streets anymore. Also too, GM's design of the Seville filtered thru other Cadillacs and went to other automakers like Olds, Buick, Pontiac and Chevy mostly thru out the '80s & early '90s.

[@jamesmerritt4315]

Not bad

[@christopherl67214]

Didn’t GM use the same platform as the Chevy Nova for this car?

[@joseabrahamibarra939]

Yes they did. Very nice car

[@paulbedford7260]

@@joseabrahamibarra939 they used very little in the end and contrary to most of the rubbish written on the net, most parts are not technically interchangeable. I'm compiling an alternative parts book, you's be surprised how few parts swap one to the other cars.

[@norrischill2747]

Anyone knows how much this cost & how 2bid on it?

[@danfoley6489]

My wife had a 77 pistachio color

[@tizthelocsmith4758]

Is this still available by chance?

[@norrischill2747]

Does anyone know how much is this Cady ?

[@ChrisJones-jz6el]

You know what that's some pimp shit right there. Women would love to ride in chocolate 77 Seville for real. They won't call you by your real name anymore they'll just call you daddy.