The 1999 Cadillac Seville

Cadillac introduced the world's first mass-production V8 engine, America's first traction control system, and StabiliTrak, the most advanced integrated stability control system in the world.  Now, after 97 years of achievement, the 1999 Seville stands as yet another engineering milestone: our first luxury sedan designed from concept to concrete to be the best of its kind, anywhere in the world. 

The Look
One does not radically restyle an automotive paradigm.  Respect for its purity demands refinement.  Thus, the evolution of Seville advances to its next generation.   Lean and subtly muscular, Seville's exterior embodies shapes that are clean and tastefully linear.  Its flavor is more worldly in spirit but still evocative of a powerful, agile machine.  From its tungsten-halogen headlamps, to its trunk-mounted stop lamp, the 1999 Seville has been rethought, researched and refined.  It all underscores the fact that natural selection is an integral part of the theory of evolution.

Comfort
The Seville offers an unparalleled level of driving comfort and Adaptive driver and front passenger seats.  These available seats literally tailor themselves to the physique and personal preferences of the individual, then readjust themselves every four minutes to maintain their settings... even if you've shifted position.  A computer-linked network of 10 air cells reads body pressure points as you drive.  This seat is endorsed by the American Physical Therapy.

This Seville is a technological tour de force, vault-solid, Northstar-powerful and ergonomically precise.  Virtually nothing has been compromised.  Except, perhaps, for the esteem of every other performance luxury sedan on the planet.