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Top-down grandeur from a golden era
Drive a DeVille Convertible
A Cadillac DeVille Convertible rental puts you at the helm of a late-'60s cruiser — long, wide, and made for unhurried miles. It stretches 225 inches on a 129.5-inch wheelbase, so every boulevard feels like a parade route. It's the open-air showpiece of any Cadillac rental search on Turo.
On Turo, you book your DeVille Convertible from a local vehicle owner and arrange pickup that fits your plans. Pick your dates, choose the listing that matches your vision, and save the top-down moment for when it counts.
DeVille Convertible specs
Engine
472 cu in V8
Horsepower
375 hp
Torque
525 lb-ft
Weight
~4,660 lbs
Big-block V8 muscle, Cadillac-smooth
The 1970 DeVille Convertible runs on a 472 cu in V8 that makes 375 hp and 525 lb-ft of torque. A three-speed Turbo Hydra-Matic automatic handles every shift, so you get effortless pull from a stop and relaxed highway cruising. It's big-block muscle with a gentle touch — easy to drive, hard to forget.
Long, low, and unmistakably Cadillac
The DeVille Convertible measures 225 inches long, 79.8 inches wide, and just 56.2 inches tall. Those proportions create the long, low stance that defined American luxury at the turn of the '70s. Up front, a horizontal egg-crate grille sits between horizontal dual headlamps, and slab sides seem to run for a city block.
From the driver's seat, the scale is the point. A long, flat hood stretches out ahead of you, and tall vertical taillamps cap the rear fenders. Park it at a venue, a historic hotel, or a coastal overlook, and it frames itself — no filter required.
An open-air lounge for the boulevard
Drop the top, and the cabin opens to the sky, the breeze, and the low rumble of that V8. It's built for slow coastal drives, golden-hour cruises, and arrivals people remember. You set the pace, and the boulevard becomes your backdrop.
Many examples feature a power top, so lowering it can take just the press of a button. Equipment varies from car to car, so check the listing details before your trip. Then settle in, ease off the gas, and let the scenery drift past.
Stand out with a DeVille Convertible
A DeVille Convertible turns any occasion into an event. It suits weddings, milestone birthdays, holiday card photos, and scenic weekend cruises — any moment you want on camera. Browse more classic car rental options on Turo to find the era that suits your plans.
Top Deville Convertible features
The last DeVille convertible
These three cards cover what sets this car apart: its final-year status, its heritage, and its collectibility.
The 1970 model year marked the end of an era: it was the final year of the DeVille convertible. For 1971, the convertible moved to a different model line, and the DeVille name carried on without an open-top version.
That makes the 1970 car a closing chapter — the last open-air DeVille from a time when full-size convertibles set the standard for American luxury. You get the big-block V8, the long, low silhouette, and the folding top in their final form. When you book one, you're driving the last word on a design story that began six model years earlier.
A name with roots in 1949
The De Ville name dates to 1949, when it debuted on the original 1949 hardtop — one of GM's first postwar hardtop coupes. That launch set the tone for a nameplate built on comfort, presence, and polish, and the DeVille line stayed in production through 2005.
The convertible chapter spanned 1964–1970 — seven model years of open-top DeVille. The 1970 car closes it out with the 472 V8 and a 225-inch body. Behind the wheel, you're part of a lineage that spans more than half a century of American luxury. It's history you can steer.
A rare find on today's roads
The factory built 15,172 DeVille convertibles in 1970, each with a base price of $6,068. More than five decades later, survivors are increasingly rare, and every one tells its own story through its color, options, and history.
Each DeVille Convertible you'll find on Turo is cared for by its owner. That means no two listings are alike — one might wear original paint, while another shows off a fresh restoration. Read each listing closely, compare photos, and pick the car that fits your occasion. Booking one gives you time with a genuine survivor that most people only see at car shows.
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Top tips and things to know before renting a Deville Convertible
Get to know your DeVille Convertible
Expect classic controls and a lot of car. At 225 inches long, the DeVille Convertible needs extra room to park and turn, so scout your spots ahead of time. Read the listing for its year and features, since equipment varies between survivors.
If you'd like modern comfort for another leg of your trip, consider a Cadillac Escalade rental, a Cadillac CTS rental, or a Cadillac CT4 rental. You can also browse more convertible rentals on Turo.
DeVille Convertible driving tips
Give yourself more space and time than you would in a modern car.
Brake early, since the car weighs about 4,660 lbs.
Swing wide on turns to account for its length.
Check the weather before you lower the top.
Plan fuel stops, because a big V8 has a big appetite.
Message the local vehicle owner to learn how the top works.
How much does it cost to rent a DeVille Convertible?
The price varies by year, condition, location, and trip dates, and each listing shows the exact amount. Some owners offer discounts on longer trips, so compare a weekend against a full week. Planning a longer stretch? Explore long-term car rental on Turo.
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What documents do I need to rent a DeVille Convertible on Turo?
You need a valid driver's license and an approved Turo account. Have your license handy when you sign up and book.
What kind of license do I need to drive a DeVille Convertible?
A valid, standard driver's license works for a DeVille Convertible. Make sure it stays current through the end of your trip.
How old do I need to be to rent a DeVille Convertible?
Age requirements vary by vehicle. Higher-value vehicles can require guests to be at least 25 or 30, so check the listing before you book.
What protection options are there for a DeVille Convertible rental?
You can choose a protection plan at checkout. Review the options there and pick the one that fits your trip.
Are there discounts on DeVille Convertible rentals?
Some listings offer discounts on longer trips. Discounts vary, so check the listing for details.
Can I rent a DeVille Convertible long term?
Yes, if the listing allows longer trips. Enter your dates to see availability and pricing for an extended stay.
Is mileage unlimited on a DeVille Convertible rental?
It depends on the listing. Many classic listings set a daily mileage limit, so check the allowance before you plan a long drive.
Can someone else drive the DeVille Convertible?
Yes. Guests can add drivers in the Turo app before the trip starts.
Can I book a DeVille Convertible for a wedding or photo shoot?
Yes — it's a natural fit for weddings, photo shoots, and other big days. Book early for peak dates, and check the listing for mileage, pickup, and delivery details.
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