Meet the '69.
A 1969 Cadillac DeVille convertible in red over black leather — and the reason people stop on the sidewalk.
The last of the great open-air Cadillacs of the sixties.
For 1969 Cadillac restyled the DeVille with a longer, squarer hood, horizontal quad headlights tucked beside a full-width egg-crate grille, and crisp rear fins — the final, most confident expression of the decade's design. The convertible was the brand's most glamorous model, built for boulevards, beach towns and long Sunday drives.
Ours wears classic red over black leather, with a black power soft top. The V8 runs great, the transmission shifts smooth, and the brakes were renewed at 150,000 miles. It's maintained for regular use, detailed before every booking, and fitted with a discreet modern stereo so you can play anything from Sinatra to your own wedding playlist.
| Year / make / model | 1969 Cadillac DeVille Convertible |
|---|---|
| Exterior / interior | Red / black leather, black power soft top |
| Seating | 6 including the driver — 4 guests most comfortable with the top down |
| Length | Approx. 18½ feet |
| Engine / transmission | Cadillac V8 / automatic |
| Your host | Andrei Popa, Temecula — view the DriveShare listing |
| Comforts | Modern stereo for your playlist |
| Based in | Temecula, California — serving all of Temecula Valley Wine Country |
Take a seat on the bench.
Chauffeured $325 an hour. Self-drive $1,200 a day. Book on DriveShare.