[Aron9000]

I know the value on these RWD cars has been on the up and up for clean, low mile examples. I'm really craving a 5.0 91-92 Brougham, the one with the soft ride suspension.

I'm just curious, as my old 1991 Brougham D'elegance, with the sunroof, CD player, wire wheels, and 5.7 V8 was $5000 back in 2008, that car had 101k miles and was a solid #2- on that scale of 1 to 5.

This will be a car I require the A/C to work, has mint paint, nice interior, no rust, etc. I'm planning on driving this car on road trips, and keeping the Honda S2000 I plan on buying for just crazy drives on the back roads.



Can I buy a nice, reliable RWD Cadillac for $5000 now days???

 

[Bradrock]

Not the year you want. But a hell of a car for the money:

http://loz.craigslist.org/cto/5020016535.html

 

[silverfox103]

Not the year you want. But a hell of a car for the money:

http://loz.craigslist.org/cto/5020016535.html

Looks like a real good deal, based on the pictures that were taken 1/10/2004.

Tom

 

[sven914]

^Right... You go to look at and find that it has been sitting in the woods for the last 6 years, and there is a dead snake in the tailpipe.


Looking through my local Craigslist, I've found a few good Broughams ('86-'92) for less than $3,000. I didn't look too much into those adds, to get the break down of problems (I was looking more in the under $900 range, and didn't want a duplicate car), but the cars looked clean.

I found this add in Columbus OH, which seems to meet all your specifications (and its only 400 miles away)

http://columbus.craigslist.org/cto/5042977293.html

So I would say there are plenty of good $5,000 Cadillacs; you just need to do a lot of searching to find one.

 

[silverfox103]

^duplicate car)
I found this add in Columbus OH, which seems to meet all your specifications (and its only 400 miles away)

http://columbus.craigslist.org/cto/5042977293.html

Now that's a nice looking Caddy, pictures are recent and love the seats.

Tom

 

[Bradrock]

Every picture I take has the date from when I bought the camera in 07. Just like the time is still flashing 12:00 on my VCR.
I'm sure the seller does not bother with it either.

 

[MrHolland]

Would you mind explaining to our younger folk what a VCR is!!! LOL

 

[larryinalabama]

I search for cars all the time, basically instead of watching TV.

In the last 6 months Ive seen 2 real nice 5.0 91-92 Broughams in that price range, I think I posted them in the stickey.

THe most recient one was in Los Angeles, not to far from LAX, I thought of going and getting but money or the lack of got in the way.

So the answer to the question is yes, will it be easy, NO. I spent literally 18 months, until I found my 79 coupe.

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https://detroit.craigslist.org/okl/cto/5061195092.html

http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/cto/5040708320.html

http://smd.craigslist.org/cto/5032376109.html

http://newhaven.craigslist.org/cto/5057809961.html
Little pricey but real nice

http://mobile.craigslist.org/cto/5038341446.html

http://fresno.craigslist.org/cto/5035105764.html

 

[77CDV]

They're available here in LA a lot for between 3500 and 5000. If you find one here in the LA area that interests you, shoot me a PM, and I'll be happy to check it out for you. Could be your first road trip!

 

[charley95]

I know the value on these RWD cars has been on the up and up for clean, low mile examples. I'm really craving a 5.0 91-92 Brougham, the one with the soft ride suspension.

I'm just curious, as my old 1991 Brougham D'elegance, with the sunroof, CD player, wire wheels, and 5.7 V8 was $5000 back in 2008, that car had 101k miles and was a solid #2- on that scale of 1 to 5.





This will be a car I require the A/C to work, has mint paint, nice interior, no rust, etc. I'm planning on driving this car on road trips, and keeping the Honda S2000 I plan on buying for just crazy drives on the back roads.



Can I buy a nice, reliable RWD Cadillac for $5000 now days???

I sent you a PM but, you never answered?

 

[mjs182004]

Dang, Seeing all these really nice d'Elegance's are making my jealous! mine looks like crap compared to them, and I really want the factory cd player with the speakers in the doors! A man can dream though

 

[ratmonster]

I picked up my '93 Roadmaster over six years ago. Got her for $1800. There was very little wrong with her, and a paint job and a couple new interior door panels and she would have been a very sweet ride. I think $5000 could buy a VERY nice car of that era.