1960 Cadillac Coupe DeVille Sound. Highly Customized

Whether you are looking for a vehicle to drive to work or to drive your family around
town, this highly customized 1960 Cadillac Coupe DeVille is just what you need. It
features a Biarritz trim option and a 4L80E automatic transmission. It also has an
Adaptive Suspension system, Saddle Tan leather upholstery, and a Bosch II anti-lock
braking system.

Adaptive Suspension system

Adaptive suspension systems allow the driver to select the settings that are most
comfortable for the driver. They eliminate the trade-offs between ride and handling.
This type of system is typically found on high performance cars.

Adaptive suspensions are available on many 1960 Cadillac Coupe DeVille vehicles. They are also used by
Lexus, Volvo, and Jaguar. Some Cadillacs even have Magnetic Ride Control. These
systems adjust the shock absorbers up to 200 times per second to deliver optimal
damping. By switching between the stiff Tour mode and the softer Track/Race mode,
the driver can adjust the level of control.

The 1960 Cadillac Coupe DeVille‘s standard power braking system features front-axle discs. The
system also features a dual hydraulic master cylinder that provides independent
operation of the front and rear braking systems. It also features an automatic
vacuum release parking brake that will not lock up with the engine running.

Bosch II anti-lock braking system

Previously available as an option, the Bosch II anti-lock braking system for highly
customized 1960 Cadillac Coupe Deville sounds is now a standard feature. This
system is a reliable, easy-to-use system that reduce braking distance and brake
pressure, and helps prevent wheel lockup in emergency braking situations.

This system is designed to help prevent wheel lockup and flat spots that result from
excessive braking force. Its effectiveness depends on two things: how quickly it
detects a wheel locking tendency, and how quickly it reacts to changing conditions.

The Bosch II system was introduced in 1978, after Bosch acquired Teldix. Teldix had
been working on an electronically controlled antilock braking system for vehicles for
five years. The system worked well and was well received by the automotive
industry.

4L80E automatic transmissions

M’s 4L80E automatic transmission was created as an upgrade for the Turbo Hydramatic TH400. It was first introduced in 1991 as part of the GM C/K Trucks line up. It was designed for applications that require cars with a maximum GVWR of 16,500 lbs. Its output torque is 885 ft. lbs. It is electronically controlled. It has an
overdrive gear, two-speed sensors, and a lock-up torque converter. It is available
with a manual or automatic valve body.

The 4L80E automatic transmission can be used with a variety of GM engines, including those with Chevrolet style cylinder heads. The case is die cast aluminum. Its dry weight is approximately 254 lbs. It is slightly wider than the TH400. It has a 32 spline output
shaft.

The torque converter is controlled by a PWM lockup solenoid. It has an input speed
sensor that monitors the speed of the engine. The output speed sensor compares
the output shaft sensor speed to determine the torque converter speed.

Saddle Tan leather upholstery

Taking a close look at the interior of a 1960 Cadillac Coupe DeVille will reveal a cabin
covered in Saddle Tan leather. This type of leather is known to create an old-school
look and feel. Whether you want to enjoy the interior in a relaxing or active manner,
you will find that the interior is a comfortable place to spend time.

The interior of the 1960 Cadillac Coupe DeVille features a custom center console with a
dual armrest that splits the front bucket seats. The seats are adjustable to suit the
driver’s or passenger’s preferences.

The trunk is a large, spacious area that is trimmed in Saddle Tan leather. The trunk
is also equipped with a battery that is hidden behind a false floor.

Biarritz trim option

Among the more unique trim options for the 1960 Cadillac Coupe DeVille is the
Biarritz package. This option would cost a total of $6,596 in 2021 dollars. The
Biarritz package included a heavily padded, landau vinyl top and other features.

The Biarritz package also featured a V-shaped ornament mounted on the deck lid.
The interior also featured electric clock door panel reflectors and lighted ashtrays.
The bolsters were trimmed in white Florentine grain leather.

The 1960 Cadillac Coupe DeVille introduced a number of styling changes. The grille
was now more streamlined, the front bumper was replaced with a new front bumper,
and the taillights featured wraparound taillights. The vertical tail lamps were angled
at the center, and the rear quarter windows had no thick “B” pillar.