The almost sinful aroma and buttery texture of the leather interior beckoned us into the CapriceLS. The six-way power seats were genuinely cushy, yet they managed to provide excellent support. Touches of leather on the door panels, a rounded and deeply cushioned instrument panel and wood accents throughout supported our growing suspicion that the word luxury in the dictionary might now be illustrated by a photograph of the '94 Caprice Classic LS sedan.Conveniently positioned power assists were everywhere inside our test vehicle. Controls for the windows, door and rear window locks antenna and trunk 4d merely begin the long list. Nicely situated vehicle function gauges , instruments-including an alluring turquoise digital speedometer and a host of warning lights were all easily visible through the thickly padded steering wheel.
In a somewhat exhausting attempt to find fault, we did deem the dashmounted cupholder too small. We also wished that the spare tire in the carpeted trunk was better concealed for easier luggage storage. Needless to say, both complaints constitute small blemishes on an otherwise flawless scheme.