1987 Cadillac Allante

In 1987, Cadillac introduced a bold new expression of American luxury—one shaped not only in Detroit, but also in Italy by the legendary Pininfarina automobile designer. The result was the Allanté: a refined, hand-finished roadster that seamlessly blended European design and finishing with Cadillac comfort and engineering. And all brought to the American market via specially outfitted 747 jets. Presented here is a particularly attractive example from that inaugural model year, finished in Metallic Silver with a matching removable hardtop, set over a striking red leather interior. The color combination is timeless—subtle yet rich and stately. With just 40,607 miles, this Allanté has been well cared for and is a highly appealing example of this luxurious sports roadster. The cabin reflects Cadillac's commitment to luxury, with supple leather seating and a driver-focused layout. Importantly, all instruments are functioning, as is the factory air conditioning, underscoring the car's continued usability and careful stewardship. Recent service included a set of new 2024-installed Uniroyal Tiger Paw Touring tires with fewer than 600 miles. A hardtop stand is also included for convenient storage when the weather allows the convertible option. The product of the unique GM–Pininfarina collaboration—where bodies were built and trimmed in Italy before being specially transported to the United States via a fleet of 747s for final assembly—this 1987 Allanté represents a fascinating chapter in automotive history. It is a car that tells a story as compelling as its design. For the collector or enthusiast seeking a distinctive, low-mileage luxury roadster with an international pedigree, this Allanté offers both style and substance in equal measures.