Introduced in April 1990 for the 1991 model year in America, the Caprice was restyled, replacing the previously rectilinear styling with rounded, more aerodynamic sheet metal, and the Caprice Classic received Motor Trend's 1991 Domestic Car of the Year. Two trim levels were initially offered, Caprice and Caprice Classic, replacing the Classic and Brougham. The body and interior were new, but the chassis, powertrain and transmission were largely carried over from the former generation.
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