Tim Allen's custom 2000 Cadillac DeVille is up for auction
Allen designed the sedan with help from Cadillac
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Tim Allen may be known as "The Tool Man" on TV, but in real life, he is a car guy.
The comedian is an avid collector of vehicles with a small warehouse full of cars and trucks.
The longtime Michigander favors mainstream American vehicles like the 1971 Bronco, 1972 Pontiac GTO and Tesla Model 3, but he has also owned a few exotics.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}The latter include a 1962 Ferrari 330 GTC and the 2017 Ford GT he sold last year for $1 million.
Allen has also tried his hand at customizing some of his vehicles, and one of them is currently up for auction.
Allen had the Cadillac built in 2000. (Cars & Bids/Randy Holmes via Getty Images)
It is a 2000 Cadillac DeVille DTSi sedan that he collaborated with the automaker and prototype firm, Wheel to Wheel, to create.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Allen designed the grille and bodywork updates. (Cars & Bids)
The car is equipped with a performance suspension and brakes along with modified intake and exhaust systems for its 4.6-liter Northstar V8 that increase its horsepower from 300 hp to 398 hp.
The vehicle is loaded with luxury and tech features. (Cars & Bids)
Under the banner of Tim Allen Design, Allen sketched a unique grille, carbon fiber rocker panel extensions and a new trunk lid with a narrower opening for the tag instead of the original that was shaped to also accommodate the wider European-style plates, according to Car and Driver.
The engine has been modified to increase its power from 300 hp to 398 hp. (Cars & Bids)
"I have always enjoyed design and, of course, cars, so to was an amazing opportunity and a bunch of fun to get the chance to work with Cadillac and combine both my passions creating this DeVille," Allen wrote on his YouTube page.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}The Cadillac is loaded with luxury and cutting-edge factory equipment from the day including leather upholstery, navigation and a night-vision camera system.
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It currently has just 13,400 miles on the odometer and is owned by the Petersen Automotive Museum, which bought it in 2018 and is offering it on the Cars & Bids auction site.