I'm your dad. You see this son? This is what hard work gets you. That's why you need to get your engineering degree. Just remember, I love you, but only enough to make you feel guilty.

Wouldn't be surprised if the mileage is measured in feet per gallon.

4 cigarette lighters, imagine all the phones you can charge with that

1969 Cadillac DeVille: From a time when the word "Cadillac" actually meant something.

cadillac deville...the official car of "they don't make em like they used to"

The good ol’ days, when a coupe could fit a family of 4 in the trunk

Big American cars are truly amazing. I love them dearly.

My friend has a hardtop '68 DeVille that's pretty much exactly like this. And he DAILIES it. In *MANHATTAN* .

8:44 He didn't punch it. That's just 5000lbs going downhill.

My old man had a '73 Caddy Eldorado, white exterior and red interior convertible back when he came to the US in the mid 70s. This one had the monster 500ci V8. I remember him telling me once that one of his coworkers was a dick and had taken his parking spot, so he got up behind him and pushed his car out of the spot without even using the gas pedal, just left it to idle in drive.

Oh man! My first car was the hard top version of this car! Picked it up for $300 in 1989! Absolutely loved this car I remember driving home doing 120mph and it was like driving a couch! Not sure what moved faster the speedometer or the gas gauge

This was built when Cadillac really WAS the "Standard Of The World." Now, what does Cadillac have today? Escalade SUV (just a heavily dressed-up Suburban/Yukon XL), and a motley crew of crossovers and cars with XT this and XT that for names. It's not the same anymore.

69 ~nice~ Cadillac DeVille

I love these old Cadillacs and you can get em for cheap too. When you look for classic cars you will find :1969 Chevelle, not original engine, rust in quarters and floor, lights don't work, $20,000" Or "1969 Cadillac, been in family since new, 80,000 miles no rust, needs a tune up and new tires, $12,000" They are great buys

I had a 76 Fleetwood, drove it from Iowa to Oregon and back several times, awesome comfort and power. Even my girlfriend loved driving it. A sofa on wheels.

"When a Lamborghini V12 uses less fuel than an American V8"

Cars like this just go to show how great the 'better' cars of yesteryear really were. Prioritizing ride comfort, reliability and what the common people defined as 'luxury', Cadillac really earned their place as a truly desirable motor car.

haha that's the sex number

Cars just don't have interiors that pretty anymore. I can take or leave the vegan-terrorizing seating, but can we bring back that shade of red and all that wooden trim sometime? Interiors are just too modest now. Cars nowadays are just too generic where it counts. You sit down in an old DeVille or even a well-kept Cutlass, and you have every assurance from that interior that in that moment, you're King Shit. Get all up in a modern car, and you're getting in your car. It might have a better dash, more leg room, seats that don't squeak and groan, airbags, and other optional toys like that, but it just doesn't have a soul.

I had a 1970 Coupe DeVille. It was a wonderful car and turned heads everywhere.

My first car was a '69 (nice) Cadillac Coupe DeVille. It was everything he said and more.

My uncle had one of these in the late 70's. Him and six of his friends used to pile in and cruise 120 miles an hour from Arizona to Vegas

>My N/A Forester can't hang SOME OF US TOLD YOU NOT TO BUY A SUBARU, MR. REG but nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

In 1990, I had an army buddy who bought a '71 4 door Cadillac Deville with the 472 and OD transmission, with special gear for "Passing" and it could haul a**.

Damn that's gotta be like 40 ostriches worth of upholstery.

*siippp* yep, they dont make em like this anymore

“The HoRsEpOwEr iS fAkE” Cadillac 5 minutes later: Pulls like it has 375HP and 500+ foot lbs of torque

nothing like the sound of a General motors Fisher body door closing that distinctive clunk

Wtf is Regular on about, if a kid in my school had this kinda car he'd have sooo much fkn respect. This is some badass machinery

Roman's song at the end XD I'm dying

The USB outlet is today's equivalent of a cigarette lighter on a 1960s/1970s car.

"We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold..."

i'm 25 and I dream about having a Cadi from the 60s. it looks amazing

ALMOST the official car of Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.

I remember driving one of those just outside of Barstow. Through bat country. That's when the drugs began to kick in.

Best car you've ever reviewed. That's one honest ride

It's a leather couch for pimps

My dad had an 81 Caprice classic. It 5 cigarette lighters and 7.... 7 ashtrays

The cadillac deville: car soo heavy it doesn't need it's engine running on downhills

I owned a 72 Coupe DeVille with a 472 I bought it with a slipped timing chain, and I installed the new one one tooth advanced. The net rated 220 HP engine could spin one back tire all the way through first gear and halfway through second. Once I got off of the line, I could destroy most Cameros and the like. I got 12 MPG with a burnout at most stops, and 20+ MPG when I took my grandma for rides. The car was fantastic. I once towed a broken full size pickup with it, and when I got into second gear, I eased into it. The tablesaw in the pickup bed ended up sliding into the tailgate. 10/10, I would buy again.

You know, you look like y'all got 50 miles out of Barstow when the LSD kicked in, like you're heading into Las Vegas for some Fear and Loathing.

Diggin' the Hunter S. Thompson hat.

The end song is the best The Roman™️ cover yet.

"Get Brown" was the best part by far.

69 Nice

thanks for reviewing this car so we can enjoy it without having to pay for the gas

Mom and Dad had a blue 1970 deVille convertible. And oh, prom nights were MAGICAL !

I've got a cadillac 69 convertible I've had for about 5 years now I've put in great condition like it just rolled off the showroom floor I tell you 5 years later the looks an compliments I get when I bring this thing out👌👌👌

Uncle Joey on RCR, You and I are the same!

Get *BROWN*

3:56 is the pep talk I needed today. Also, can we just appreciate how elegantly that window drops at 1:57?

“It’s just another Bronx tale”

Next, do Johnny Cash's "One Piece at a Time" car. Unrelated... I was behind a truck today that had a regular license plate number that read 365 KUM.

I've done some cool things in life. Riding in the back of my friends 65 Coupe DeVille was one of the coolest. I know how blues men felt

Such a lovely era.

"The universe rewards hustle" - Regular Cars circa 2018

Ahh, this is when Cadillac was the last word in luxury. There's a '61 sedan deville that's been in my family since new. NOTHING rides as nice as a 50's or 60's Cadillac

I have a sudden urge to watch Pulp Fiction.

58-69 Devilles will always have a place in my heart especially the 59 and 66 my dad had a 66 Coupe in a metallic flake sky blue on bags on beautiful thick white walls. I’ll always want to have one and give him one in the future. These cars are more then cars to me. I own a 1966 bel air... nothing speaks more to me then they don’t make them like they used to and god damn they don’t. Back when making a car and designing it meant something it meant making a lifestyle making something you love. Not just some factory car that looks like a Ford, Chevy, GMC and Pontiac all in one.

Had me a '70 DeVille ragtop.......OMG I frakking LOVED that car!! Kelly green with white seats and top. Did NOT care about mpg's, I just loved driving that beast. I sold it and then did something I never do........I bought it back!! I wish I hadn't sold it a second time, I still miss that big ol' girl!!!

Yeah, much love for Joey Diaz :D

Mr. Regular = Hemingway meets Road & Track

8:48 [cracks beer] No replacement for displacement, am I right?

Tooled around in HS in a friend's family 71 Fleetwood. Even in the early 80's that thing had presence. Kept in tip top shape (they had a mini-fleet of pre-downsized GM all kept in perfect condition), it could move surprisingly well, and by the incredibly low standards of 1983, beat most of what was out there. If you knew how to wrangle 230" and 80" wide, it could handle too. Always got respect.

Didn't know you reviewed boats now...

And he traded in his Chevy for a Cadillac ac ac ac . . . you oughta know by now

I used to drive a 1969 Coupe Deville to high school in 1983. Black with white interior and white vinyl roof. Sold it for $800

So.... Roman doing "Jungle Boogie" at the end of this video

I am triggered by your disrespect of the q-jet. it's every bit as good as a holley, and it can get you better mileage, It's just harder to get them set up right. With a Holley you just take it out of the box and lob it at your engine and it'll probably be pretty decent, but quadrajets demand care and precision.

Nothing like RCR at 3 AM while procrastinating in college.

I think the fact that you can get one that's running and cheap (especially since it's a luxury car) is a testament for the build quality of classic Caddies. One of my dream cars

1975 Started driving my parents silver body, black leather interior, power everything 1969 Cadillac Coupe Deville . Passed my driving test with that car. Had lasting memories of and in that car.

The only thing this car is missing is about 101 Dalmatian coats in the trunk.

We love you Uncle Joey!

Please make an extended version of “get BROWN!”

This is seriously one of your best videos on a good while.

There's nothing like the sound of a floored quadrajet.

'69 Cadillac convertible: The official car of civic holiday parades - the mayor sitting in the back seat waving - even in 2018.

Classic Cadillacs and Joey Diaz....it don't get no better than this !!!

When I was a kid, I thought my Aunt was amazingly successful...because she was always driving a Cadillac...and because she was always suing somebody...

dinga winga

I used to own a 1979 Caddy man I loved that car!

I bought a 1970 Cadillac De Ville Convertible in 1986, same color inside and out as this 1969. We used it for a vacation car for 20 years, it now has 148000 miles on it still runs great and gets 7-8 MPG in town but gets 16-19 on the highway, depending on the speed. Now it is driven from time to time. It has been a great car.

Cadillac Diville… the official car of, “I’ve been smokin’ before you were BORN and I’m FINE!!!”

Go to bed everybody It's 4 AM

This car has immense cool factor it had no pretense of good handling or being economical it does exactly what it was designed for.

I work at a body shop and had to do a roof on one of these. It was a hard top, all stock. Great running car the owner did a 2 tone with a white/cream top on gold. Facking loved that car spent 3 hours making the factory power windows worn

Best car review in a while, good work

Came here after watching Once upon a time... in Hollywood

Damn “get BROWN”full release date?

Please never stop doing this!

AWESOME!! 1969 Cadillacs are the best! Massive power, built like a tank and the drivers seat feels like you're a King on his throne. I've had mine for over 20 years and wouldn't trade it for anything.

This is an actual Cadillac not these ugly looking ones now

1969 Cadillac DeVille.......nice ...... 🤣🤣🤣 That's a good one 🎉

I really like how the seats fold at an angle. Neat!

Yes. I owned one. I owned a 1969 Cadillac DeVille Convertible - medium blue with a dark blue leather interior. It was my main car for about a decade. I once drove it from Pennsylvania to Arizona and back.

For some reason i have big respect for cadillacs

After this video ended, an ad came up for how autonomous cars will be the future. As a whole, I agree, but even so, I can still envision people being completely non-judgmental over someone driving this Caddy in a sea of autopods. Try that with a modern-day Lexus, Mercedes, BMW, Audi, Lamborghini, Ferrari, Hyundai, or even Cadillac. Nice.

The Jungle Boogie outro was a nice touch Roman

Dog on it all you want, the 68-69 472 and the 70 to 76 500 cubic inch, were the biggest V8 engines ever put in a production car. Those big blocks would pull that 7000 lb monster around like a It was a beetle with a v8. A 3 ton luxury automobile, with two doors, and it could still boil the tires off the rims. It was one of the biggest 2-door vehicles ever made. It is the epitome of luxury in the bell bottom 60s and 70s. It was an era when big cars couldn't be big enough. In fact, they've never been any bigger, before or after. And the ride, the comfort, was exquisite. Silky smooth, the typical two door cad could comfortably seat 9 people. Oh, and 4.3x4.3 is 500. 4.3x4.125 is 472.