Fleetwood Brougham / Brougham — D-body (1983–1992)

Cadillac high technology V8; Wikipedia's Cadillac High Technology engine article gives LT8 as the HT-4100 option code and lists the Fleetwood Brougham through 1985, and its Fleetwood Brougham article dates the HT-4100 through 1985 (the articles count as one source); no sibling source read prints the code for this car

the Oldsmobile 350 diesel V8; Wikipedia's Oldsmobile Diesel engine article lists the Fleetwood Brougham through 1985, and the Fleetwood Brougham article dates the LF9 through 1985 (one source); shared code, printed for the Chevrolet Caprice in the Caprice kit's 1983 and 1985 engine pages, which is sibling corroboration only (the Caprice kit's 1984 page names the diesel only in a battery remark, which dates nothing, so 1984 rests on Wikipedia)

Oldsmobile 307 V8; Wikipedia's Oldsmobile V8 engine article lists the LV2 (VIN code Y) for the Brougham in 1988 through 1990, while the Brougham article dates the 307 LV2 from 1987; years are restricted to what both print and 1987 is left out (the Fleetwood Brougham article gives a 307 for 1986 without a code); the articles count as one source; shared B/C-body code, printed for the Chevrolet Caprice in the Caprice kit (1988 and 1990 order guides), which is sibling corroboration only

high output derivative of the Oldsmobile 307 (VIN code 9); Wikipedia's Brougham article says the VIN 9 cars, built from 1986 and found as commercial chassis, generally carry the LG8, and its Oldsmobile V8 engine article lists the Brougham with VIN 9 for 1985 through 1988; years are restricted to what both print (the Brougham article's end year of 1990 and the engine article's 1985 are left out); the articles count as one source

Chevrolet 350 V8, optional engine; Wikipedia's Chevrolet small-block engine article lists the Brougham among the L05 vehicles for 1990 through 1992, and the Brougham article dates the Chevrolet 350 fuel injected V8 across the same years, though it prints the code as a slash form (L05/LLO), which names neither code, so the row rests on the engine article's list (one source); no sibling page citable for this doc prints the L05

Chevrolet 305 V8 that replaced the LV2; matched to the Brougham by meaning only: Wikipedia's Brougham article names the Chevrolet 305 fuel injected V8 for these years and the Chevrolet small-block engine article lists the Brougham among 305 vehicles for 1991 and 1992, but neither prints the code (one source); the code is the Chevrolet Caprice's 5.0 liter V8 with electronic fuel injection, printed (as LO3) in the Caprice kit's wagon specification page (no printed model year; the years come from Wikipedia only), which is sibling corroboration only

the hydraulically controlled 4L60 (the renamed THM 700-R4); matched to the Brougham by meaning only: Wikipedia's Brougham article ties the 4L60 to 1990 through 1992 but prints no code, and Wikipedia's 4L60-E article prints the 4L60 as RPO MD8 (the articles count as one source) but does not list the Brougham; shared B/C-body code, printed (as MD8) for the Chevrolet Caprice in the Caprice kit's 1992 specification page (printed model year 1992), which is sibling corroboration only; the kit's 1990 and 1991 specification pages also print MD8 but print no model year and are not cited; the Caprice kit pages are sibling corroboration only (owner rule 2026-11-05)

THM 200-4R; matched to the Brougham by meaning only: Wikipedia's Brougham article names the Turbo-Hydramatic 200-4R 4 speed automatic for 1987 through 1990 but prints no code; shared code, printed (as MXO) for the Chevrolet Caprice in the Caprice kit pages cited, which is sibling corroboration only