restored to the large rear-wheel-drive Cadillac Brougham in 1993, the front-drive model that had been named Fleetwood (which was really just a variant of the front-wheel-drive DeVille) since 1985, was renamed, simply, "Sixty Special". This was the first and only time in 53 years that the "Fleetwood" name was not used with the "Sixty Special" designation. While the 1987 and 1988 Sixty Special had their unique longer wheelbase, the 1989 through 1993 models were differentiated from the DeVille by its interior trim package that included 22-way heated leather power driver and passenger seats, styled by Giorgetto Giugiaro. The seats featured multiple lumbar adjustments; a center clamshell armrest in front and a rear armrest with dual slide-out cup holders; and an electrically powered slide-out storage bin between the front seats that also accommodated two cup holders. This seating package was standard from 1989 through 1992, and became optionally available in 1993. For 1989, Cadillac produced 2,007 Sixty Special sedans. Exterior color choices nearly doubled from the previous year, now with eleven colors offered, instead of the previous six. Interiors featured standard leather upholstery, available in three colors (Dark Blue, Deep Red, and Medium Gray). The 'clam-shell' front seat center armrest opened from the rear, allowing better access to back seat passengers, while the rear seat center armrest held a slide out console with two cup holders and a storage cubby. The 1990 Sixty Special had a base price of $36,980, and 1,817 were manufactured. A driver's-side airbag was now standard (optional last year), and the telescoping steering column was discontinued, although the tilt feature remained. Exteriors were available in eleven colors (including three shades of gray that were new for 1990 - Slate Gray, Medium Slate Gray, and Dark Slate Gray). Interiors were available in just three 'Ultrasoft' leather colors: Garnet Red, Very Dark Sapphire (Blue), and a new shade - Medium Slate Gray. For 1991, the electrically powered slide out storage drawer was replaced with a storage armrest containing a flip-out cup holder, removable coin holder, and compact disc storage. Adjustable air ducts for rear-seat passengers were added to the back of the revised front seat arm rest base. Cadillac manufactured 879 Sixty Specials for 1991, with a base price of $38,325. For the 1992 model year, only 554 Sixty Special sedans (base price $39,860) were produced. In 1993, the Fleetwood nameplate was restored to the new, restyled rear-wheel-drive replacement