"Revving Back in Time: The 5 Best American Luxury Cars of the 1980s"

[@rudiknaus4139]

Greetings from Munich! 🍺🥨😉 I owned a 1985 Cadillac Seville elegante for 16 years here in Bavaria as a 2nd car and it was glorious! 👍🏼🏁🇺🇸

[@ATLcentury334]

I’ve always loved the look of the 1980 Seville. It was always an elegant head turner back then. I also remember the short lived Imperial. Last spring I saw the rare Chrysler sitting outside a business here in Atlanta. One of my favorites not mentioned here was the 1980 Lincoln Versailles. I know not too many appreciated it as I did, but I’d love to find a black on black example for sale today. And of course, as did many, I saw the inside of too many to count Fleetwood formal limousines back then. It was a fun way to arrive at the airport, or to attend a theater, concert, or special birthday. Cars didn’t look alike as every SUV on the road looks today.

[@kellingtonlink956]

Good video. It might be great if there was a proper ‘Outro’ instead of just ending abruptly. A “thanks for watching” or “well, that’s my list… comment below” or “check of some of my other automotive inspired video”. Aside from that… great editing, pictures and voice overs. A lot of research, I’m sure. I’m also glad you never included (my neighbour had one) the Chrysler E-class Executive Limousine. It was essentially just a K-Car … stretched (albeit ‘nicer’ interiors and a dividing wall). Thanks for the video.

[@thebestisyettocome4114]

I started off with the 1982 imperial by Chrysler. The Frank Sinatra edition at 24,000. The EFI was the worst I'd ever seen. The manufacturer paid to have a converted to carbureted. In 1986 I bought the downsize new style of the Cadillac Seville. In 1989 I traded it for the Lincoln Town car signature edition. Today I drive a Lincoln navigator 2023. I look bad of the three cars from the '80s they were okay for the times. We have now revolved with technology and it continues to evolve.

[@stevenwolff6866]

Surprised the Lincoln Mark VII wasn't included

[@RogerAlbrecht-w7z]

Who would want one of these smoged down P.O.S.? Something from the 70’s would look better & run better; especially the Cadillac’s.

[@jeffrusterholtz5734]

The bar was really low in the eighties!

[@bobtepedino5661]

The Imperial was the only one of these cars that was hand built with doors, body panels, fixtures and fittings hung by hand. The paint was hand-rubbed, every car was test-driven for more than 5 miles and the cars were shipped on specially-designed trailers in fleeced bags. The result of this attention was evident when the Imperial was compared side-by-side with its competition.

[@martyduncan2636]

The “Fleetwood Broom” 🙄. It’s a shame you don’t know your Cadillacs.

[@dma124]

The AI voice was really irritating.. made the video almost unwatchable.

[@mikeperry6794]

The ht4100 was the shittiest motor Caddy ever built.