re-cast of the 1981 Fleetwood Brougham/DeVille grille. The Brougham received a new vertical-slat grille for 1989, which was equal to the 1982-86 grille with 3 horizontal sections. A 1990 facelift, the only one since the Fleetwood Brougham was restyled for 1980, was necessitated by a radically redesigned Town Car from rival Lincoln. For 1990, the Brougham received a new digital instrument cluster inside, and composite headlamps, contemporary taillamp lenses, flush bumper moldings, new lower body moldings and an optional Chevrolet 350 V8. Additionally, door-mounted front seatbelts became standard in order to meet federal safety standards as the 1990 Brougham was the only Cadillac model without a driver's side airbag. For 1991, the LV2 V8 was replaced by a Chevrolet FI V8 that produced , while the Chevrolet 350 produced . The 1992 Brougham received no major changes, as it was the final year. The fuel injected engines proved to be reliable contenders and provided a marked power improvement over the Oldsmobile 307 carbureted engines. "Premier Formal Vinyl Roof" option: For 1988-89, the "Premier Formal Vinyl Roof" option became available, costing $1,095 and covering the roof as well as the B-pillar and the rear quarter window surround. For 1990, a variation of this roof treatment became standard in conjunction with the Brougham's facelift that year. Powertrains Engines: 1987–1990: LV2 V8, 1991–1992: Chevrolet FI V8, 1990–1992: L05/LLO FI V8, Transmissions: 1987-1990: 4-speed Turbo-Hydramatic 200-4R automatic with the Oldsmobile V8 1990-1992: 4-speed 4L60 automatic with the Chevrolet V8 Discontinuation The Cadillac Brougham was discontinued in 1992. The Fleetwood name returned as a RWD model with a major redesign for 1993 (the FWD Fleetwood had been renamed Sixty Special that year) and Brougham again became an option package, as it had been in 1965. Production References Brougham Full-size vehicles Rear-wheel-drive vehicles Flagship vehicles Sedans 1980s cars 1990s cars Cars introduced in 1987 Motor vehicles manufactured in the United States Luxury vehicles Limousines Cars discontinued in 1992