Cadillac Seville

The growing popularity of smaller, more efficient European luxury imports in the early 1970s—and especially as the fuel crises hit—led Cadillac to create the radically downsized Seville for 1975. Derived from X- (Chevrolet Nova) and F-body (Camaro/Firebird) components, the Seville was nonetheless reengineered heavily enough to earn its own K-body designation, and, despite a higher price than any other Cadillac save the Fleetwood 75 limousine, earned a steady stream of affluent new customers for Cadillac as well. This model depicts the Seville as it appeared for the 1977-79 model years.

This 1:64-scale ready-to-paint and assemble kit comes with body, base, interior, dashboard with steering wheel, wheels, and tires. Body, base, and tires snap together—no additional materials required. Glue recommended for smaller pieces.