1998 Cadillac Seville STS: blurring the distinctions between front- and rear-wheel drive

Article Abstract:

General Motors Corp.'s 1998 Cadillac Seville STS has an improved universal luxury platform called the G-body which makes it better equipped to compete with the other finest premium sedans of the world. The car has other improved features and has a list price of $46,995.

Cadillac Seville (Automobile)

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Mazda Millenia S; Plymouth Neon Sport Coupe

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Both the Mazda Millenia S, after 46,394 miles, and the Plymouth Neon Sport Coupe, after 8,518 miles, have performed admirably in long-term testing and neither have repair costs. The Millenia has an average mpg rating of 22, while the Neon has 30.1 average mpg.

Dodge/Plymouth Neon (Automobile), Mazda Millenia (Automobile)

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Jaguar Vanden Plas and XJ12

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Jaguar's lineup for 1996 includes the XJ12 and Vanden Plas models, the longest production automobiles in the carmaker's history. A 245-bhp 6-cylinder engine is standard on the cars, with a 12-cylinder 353-bhp engine available for the XJ12 sedan.

Jaguar (Automobile)

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