Fleetwood became the main bodybuilder for Cadillac and the new LaSalle brand. The plant was moved from Pennsylvania to Detroit, Michigan. The Fleetwood plant closed in 1931. Despite its status as the court atelier for Cadillac, Fleetwood still made single bodies for such brands as Chrysler, Lincoln, Packard, Stutz and Isotta-Fraschini. From 1930-1932, the luxurious Cadillac 452 V16 is produced, for which dozens of body styles from Fleetwood are offered.
Since 1933 Fleetwood ceased to be an independent bodybuilder, as all of its bodies were unified with the Fisher division products. The Fleetwood name now denotes the trim level on Cadillac's top models. Beginning in 1941, the Fleetwood name was assigned to the Cadillac Series 60 Special and Series 75. After the war, the Fleetwood factory continued to produce the two series, the Fleetwood 60 Special (sedans) and Fleetwood 75 (limousines). The Fleetwood factory in Detroit closed in 1985 and was demolished in 1993. The last Cadillac Fleetwood rolled off the assembly line in 1996. Do not forget to use Fleetwood VIN decoder in order to avoid potential problems when buying a used car.
VIN Examples
2018 DAEWOO LANOS
2018 RENAULT MEGANE
2018 AUDI A4 1.9
2018 OPEL VECTRA-B
2014 SEAT IBIZA 1.9
2018 VOLKSWAGEN GOLF 1.8 5V 2P
2018 SUZUKI VITARA
2018 NISSAN NISSAN X-TRAIL
2018 CITROEN ZX CODE
2018 OPEL CORSA
2018 PEUGEOT 405
2018 YAMAHA NS50
2018 SEAT LEON 2.0
2018 HUSQVARNA SM610
2014 OPEL CORSA 1.2 S
2018 OPEL ASTRA 2.0
2018 CHRYSLER VOYAGER
2018 RENAULT CLIO 1.1
2018 OPEL OPEL ASTRA
2018 RENAULT TWINGO
2018 PIAGGIO TYPHOON 50 RST
2018 VOLKSWAGEN PASSAT 1.8 5V
2018 OPEL VECTRA 2 0 DTI 4 P
2018 YAMAHA YQ50
2014 VOLKSWAGEN GOLF 1.9
2018 PEUGEOT BUXY SPPEDAKE
2018 CITROEN XSARA 20HDI SX BK