Cadillac Seville 1991–1997 car dimensions: 5179 mm long, 1887 mm wide and 1384 mm high. Braked towing is 450 kg.
Automatic climate control is standard, with dual-zone available on STS or via option packages on SLS. Cruise control is standard. Power seats with lumbar support, leather upholstery on higher trims, wood accents, and dual airbags (driver from 1991-92, dual from 1993) equip the cabin. ABS is standard throughout, with traction control added from 1993 on STS and all models later. No advanced electronic driver aids appear.
The trunk offers 14.4 cubic feet with a flat floor that is wide at the rear and extends forward. The lid opens low for easy loading of luggage or groceries.
Trailer towing is limited to 1000 pounds total. Payload supports passengers plus light cargo around 490 kg. STS models feature firmer touring suspension with larger stabilizers for better handling under load, while base models use standard setup with self-leveling rear. The car suits passenger and light personal use rather than heavy hauling.
The cabin offers leather seating with six-way power front buckets, power recliners and available four-way power lumbar. Zebrano wood trim accents the dash, doors and console. Dual-zone climate control is available, with rear air outlets standard. The interior is quiet and roomy enough for five, with supportive seats that hold occupants firmly.
Premium unleaded fuel required.
Fuel tank holds 18.8 to 20 gallons.
ABS standard on all models.
Driver airbag standard. dual airbags from 1993.
Traction control standard from mid-generation.
Oil life indicator guides oil changes, typically 3,000 to 7,500 miles.
The car runs on premium unleaded gasoline. EPA estimates fall in the mid-teens city and mid-20s highway depending on the 4.9-liter or Northstar 4.6-liter V8. Tank capacity is 18.8 gallons early in the run and 20 gallons later.
An oil life indicator monitors when to change oil and filter, usually between 3,000 and 7,500 miles or at least once a year. Chassis lubrication and tire rotation accompany oil services. The electronic level control and road-sensing suspension need no special owner attention beyond normal checks.
Standard safety equipment includes four-wheel ABS and a driver airbag from the start of the generation. Dual front airbags arrived in 1993. Later cars added full-range traction control and, on STS, Stabilitrak. Rear door child-security locks and programmable power door locks are standard.
Keep the car by following the oil life monitor, inspecting brakes at tire rotations, and addressing known items such as transmission grounds or axle seals if they appear. Dual-sided galvanized body panels help resist rust. Regular underbody and paint care preserve the finish.
Length 5179 mm, Width 1887 mm, Height 1384 mm, Wheelbase 2819 mm (Seville 1991–1997)
Sources: manufacturer data and published specifications.