Cadillac Kensington Or Cadillac Fleetwood Talisman Or Deville ?

I do not have a clue & did not do any research on what model this is.

Just saw this the other day & the kind gentleman let me take pictures as it was his friends wedding. Thank you Uncle for giving me a tour on this huge lengthy beautiful monster of a car.

Just standing next to it makes you feel so small. I have personally driven the 98 Oldsmobile Cutless & i think this is longer. Uncle helped me out by counting the tiles on the floor & it was somewhere at 22/23ft in length on this beauty.

To the couple who got married in it, we at getrid.my wish you a happy & wonderful marriage with great health & prosperity. You both have chosen a really different & beautiful wedding car for a really special day. Simply great taste…

In the 70s these were like the MOST in models to drive around and one can only imagine how it felt driving it out of the showroom.

The very little i know, the Kensington never actually went into production & here is the little that i found on the net.

“The Cadillac Kensington was never an actual production model in the 1970s. Instead, the name “Kensington” is often mistakenly linked to Cadillac’s various concept studies and luxury sedan design proposals of that era. During the 1970s, Cadillac was focusing on models like the Eldorado, DeVille, and Fleetwood to maintain their position as America’s premier luxury brand.

The Kensington name itself was later used in 1994 as a concept sedan designed by Italdesign Giugiaro, showcasing a sleek, aerodynamic future vision for Cadillac with European styling cues. However, in the 1970s, there was no Cadillac Kensington sold to the public.”

I see at the back of the car, there was a badge that said it was a Kensington. What ever real model it was, i hope the owner gets to see this & take me for a drive one day, To the actual owner, gorgeous looking car & thank you for just having it maintained so so well. It was a really nice feeling getting to see this actually. I can only wonder what is under the hood & will keep wondering. Hope to see it again soon with the owner & maybe he can give more insights to the car & will do a complete write up on it. Thanks again Uncle for allowing me to take so many pictures of the beauty.

Till the next beauty i see, will keep all you members here more details. I will leave my email & number at the bottom if you members have any questions…..

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