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This 2 owner car scores off the charts on the history report and has been in Florida its whole life with under 40k actual documented miles.

This 1985 Cadillac Eldorado is very well maintained inside and out. The gray paint still shines in the sun like it did back in the mid 80-s. The Gray on gray with black vinyl top has always caught attention when cruising down the street and even more now that they are harder and harder to find in this condition. This car has the numbers matching original 4. 1 Liter V8 and 4-speed w/electronic overdrive with low miles documented. For its time, the engine and its electronic control module (ECM) were quite sophisticated, despite having a throttle-body fuel injection system (as opposed to more advanced multiport fuel injection). Like the 6. 0/368' DFI engines before it, the HT4100 used an ECM that incorporated a detailed on-board computer. Every parameter of engine performance could be displayed on the Electronic Climate Control panel while the car was being driven. The HT4100 also adopted other modern design features including replaceable cylinder sleeves, high operating temperature for emission control (210 degrees, compared to 180 in earlier engines), free circulation of...

The El Dorado name plate was used on the top of the line Cadillacs for the first couple of generations. Starting in 1971 the Eldorado would take on its 7th rendition and became what most people recognize as a Cadillac. Big Comfortable, and just more of everting in general was the new Cadillac. It had grown to an astonishing 19ft in length, and looking even longer with custom skirts added! In 1976 GM heavily promoted the Eldorado as the last American convertible making many purchase them as investments. This one is a very good example of that with the car having great body lines along with an engine freshly rebuilt just under 5,000 miles ago. The burgundy paint looks just as great in the dark as it does the sunlight. Pop the hood and the monstrous...

The 1976 Cadillac Coupe DeVille was the last year of the Fourth-Generation design. This particular Cadillac for sale is painted in a factory Maroon Fire Mist paint, which was a very popular color at its time. With the long body lines and white vinyl top you will feel like you are back in the mid 70-s. Step inside and you sit comfortably on the soft red leather interior, accenting the exterior quite nicely. With a bench up front and bench in the rear you can take the whole family with you on the Sunday cruises, or just on a nice day-s drive. Powering this 1976 Cadillac for sale is a 500 Cubic-Inch V-8 engine and with an Automatic transmission, this Coupe DeVille is a breeze to drive. If you have always appreciated or...

This Cadillac still smells new inside! The Allante debuted in 1986 and was a big hit. Italian design firm Pininfarina, whom also designed Ferrari-s, designed this gorgeous two door performance/luxury car for GM. They were shipped 4,600 mi from Italy in specially equipped Boeing 747s, 56 at a time, to Cadillac's Detroit/Hamtramck Assembly plant down the street where they were mated with domestically manufactured chassis and engine assemblies. Quite the long travel but once you've driven one, you quickly understand why the extra expense was taken. Under the hood is a 4. 1L engine backed by a super smooth shifting automatic transmission. The 4. 1L engine has 8 cylinders and offers 170 horsepower and 235 lb ft of torque propelling this Caddy to 60 miles per hour in about 8 seconds. New in 1988 this car cost roughly $55,000 and driving one of these was a statement! In today's money that's 98,000 dollars; no wonder why these Allante's are so collectible. The exterior of the Caddy is dressed in Red and looks wonderful with the stylish body lines and red taillights. The interior looks...

The 80-s were an interesting time for Cadillac, and American luxury cars in general, as they fought ever-tougher emissions regulations while striving to keep their loyal customer base from migrating to German or the incoming Japanese luxury competition that would eventually force Cadillac and Lincoln to modernize their offerings by the 21st Century. In summary, this Eldorado for sale epitomizes these challenges of combining old school American luxury styling with newer technology.

This Arizona and California owned Caddy presents itself brilliantly in a white exterior paintjob with chrome accents and a stainless-steel roof that sets this car off from anything else in the era. The unmistakable Cadillac grille on this car is a force to be reckoned with wherever you go and is a recognizable styling cue that GM-s luxury division used from the 1960-s. The old meets the new inside with seating that is more comfortable than Grandpa-s armchair but an electronic dashboard that shows the futuristic thinking of the time. The 4. 1l fuel-injected V8 was a step into the future as well and will provide the next owner of this car with an engine that won-t need carburetor...