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1976 Cadillac Seville EFI

Cadillac’s first Seville, launched mid-1975 as a ’76 model, was well-timed. General Motors’ execs saw how Mercedes, BMW, Jaguar, Peugeot, and others were nibbling away at Cadillac’s luxury-car dominance in the U.S., particularly among younger and more affluent buyers. Each of these European marques’ offerings was smaller than American full-size rides yet sold for some surprising money. Work

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