1. 1959 Cadillac Series 62
You can’t talk about big American sedans without starting with the Cadillac Series 62. This car was a symbol of American style in the late 1950s. With its massive fins, V8 engine, and an interior that could practically hold a small party, the Series 62 screamed luxury and power. Measuring nearly 225 inches, this Caddy redefined “full-size” and made every road feel like a grand boulevard.
2. 1975 Lincoln Continental Mark IV
The Mark IV Continental embodied the personal luxury coupe of the 1970s, though it was longer than most sedans. At around 228 inches, it was essentially a mansion on wheels. With its long hood, angular lines, and covered spare tire on the trunk, the Mark IV wasn’t just a car—it was a statement. If you wanted to feel like you ruled the road, this was the car for you.
3. 1965 Chrysler New Yorker
The Chrysler New Yorker packed all the American automotive muscle into its 220-inch frame. Known for its impressive V8 engine and iconic “Fuselage Styling,” this car provided an ultra-smooth ride and ample room for all passengers. Perfect for anyone who wanted comfort with an extra helping of class, the New Yorker balanced power and sophistication in a big way.
4. 1977 Buick Electra 225
They called this model the “deuce and a quarter,” thanks to its approximate 225-inch length. The Buick Electra was the last of the truly huge Buicks before downsizing trends set in. It wasn’t just big for big’s sake; the Electra packed a potent V8 and a plush interior that made it ideal for long, luxurious cruises.
5. 1970 Cadillac Eldorado
A Cadillac with front-wheel drive? Yes, the 1970 Eldorado was a groundbreaking vehicle. Measuring 221 inches, this Caddy offered a unique, sleek design and an unparalleled smoothness. The Eldorado had a devoted following among drivers who appreciated its balance of power and elegance—a full-size car that made even the longest road trips feel like a breeze.
6. 1979 Lincoln Town Car
At nearly 233 inches, the 1979 Lincoln Town Car is still considered one of the longest sedans ever. With a massive V8 engine, loads of chrome trim, and a ride that felt like floating on clouds, the Town Car became the standard for luxury sedans in the late ‘70s and ‘80s. It’s the car you wanted to be seen in if you valued classic style and ample space.
7. 1961 Imperial Crown Southampton
The Imperial Crown was a Chrysler luxury sedan with an identity all its own. At around 227 inches long, this car boasted unique “gun sight” taillights and aircraft-inspired styling. It was ultra-roomy, richly appointed, and its power windows and seats made for top-tier comfort—a rare sight on the road and a testament to American automotive creativity.
8. 1976 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham
This classic Cadillac is an icon of the “land yacht” era. The Fleetwood Brougham, at a hefty 233.7 inches long, delivered space and power in true Cadillac style. With plush interiors, a powerful V8, and a level of comfort that made any drive feel luxurious, it’s no wonder that Fleetwood owners felt like they had the road to themselves.
9. 1969 Lincoln Continental
No list of big sedans would be complete without the Lincoln Continental. The 1969 version stretched to around 224 inches, complete with a roomy cabin and that classic Lincoln grace. Known for its slab-sided styling and powerful V8 engine, the Continental was as elegant as it was imposing—a perfect choice for those wanting a blend of luxury and authority.
10. 1974 Oldsmobile Ninety-Eight Regency
The Oldsmobile Ninety-Eight wasn’t just a car; it was a VIP room on wheels. At about 232 inches long, this sedan had plush interiors, velvet seats, and an air of old-school elegance. It’s perfect for anyone who values a luxurious ride with a hint of retro flair, offering space for a crowd while still maintaining a refined style.
11. 1985 Cadillac DeVille
Even as the era of massive sedans was starting to wane, the DeVille kept Cadillac’s big-car legacy alive. Measuring nearly 221 inches, the 1985 DeVille was all about premium features—plush seats, wood trim, and a V8 that didn’t skimp on power. It catered to those who appreciated Cadillac’s timeless design in a more modern, sleek package.
12. 1971 Pontiac Bonneville
The Pontiac Bonneville was a beast of a sedan that pushed the limits of what “full-size” meant. At 226 inches, the Bonneville was built to deliver space and power. With its wide stance, sporty styling, and serious V8 engine, this car combined the best of both worlds—plenty of room without sacrificing performance.
