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The Cadillac Eldorado has always been the symbol of style and class. From your grandmother's garage to the mafiosos on the Las Vegas strip, the Cadillac Eldorado was loved by all. The quality and consistency of Cadillacs vehicles has stood the test of time and arguably, they just do not make them like they use to! This is a fine example of a 46-year-old vehicle and shows incredibly well. Gracing this exterior, you will find a maroon GM quality paint job with a subtle but necessary pin stripe that defines the long lines of this beautiful vehicle. Inside you will find a bright white interior in very honest shape for the year as well as a white convertible top to match! Under the hood you are looking at a massive 500CI V8 motor putting the power through an equally stout automatic transmission. This Eldorado has been loved and it is showing a little bit of wear in some places. A few minor things to look at and you will...

These Cadillacs are a lot car for the money! Classic styling, fuel-injected reliability, and all the creature comforts you could ask for. With only 51,740 miles on the clock this White Diamond 2002 Cadillac Eldorado has a lot of life left to give. The CarFax is clean. The 4. 6 L L37 V8 sounds good and pulls strong. In typical Cadillac fashion, there are loads of options including Anti-lock brakes, Anti-Theft System, cruise control, AM/FM Radio & CD Player heated seats, Lumbar Support, Driver & Passenger side airbags, power windows, tilt...

What a rich history this car harks back to. The Eldorado debuted back in 1952 and was the next to highest trim leveled offered. The nameplate translated from Spanish as 'the gilded,' or referred to the Columbian 'Lost City of Gold. ' The Eldorado would see a long history of running all the way until 2002 spanning across 12 generations. The Biarritz trim level is highly sought after due to the extra attention to design. The already beautiful Eldorado would receive specific door and fender moldings, accents, wire wheel covers, leather wrapped steering-wheel, Cadillac's theft system, and exclusive Biarritz tufted seats. All this dramatically pushed the cost to a hefty price tag of over $31k in 1984! That's over $88k today with inflation adjustment! What a beauty this '84 model is. The white paint looks great ,and the white power top is body matching. Inside you'll find plush red leather seating that is also in good order. Under the hood is a 4. 1L V8 engine backed by an automatic transmission. Current owner has had her for over 11 years, acquired from a dealer. Odometer shows 73k miles and is actual. The...

Painted in a timeless black finish and boasting a striking red leather interior, this Eldorado is the epitome of American luxury and style. What makes this Eldorado truly unique are its rare brushed stainless-steel roof cap and the rare E&G Classics Grille, setting it apart from the rest. Powering this classic is the legendary 5. 7L Rocket 350 V8 engine, paired with an automatic transmission, ensuring a smooth and graceful ride. This Eldorado offers a blend of classic and modern features, including an AM/FM Radio and a cassette tape player,...

The Eldorado was manufactured from 1952-2002 as Cadillacs top of the line model. Produced as a two-door personal luxury car. This 10th generation Eldo was produced from 1979-1985. Built as a convertible in only 1984 and 1985. The 1984 Eldorado set a sales record for Cadillac with 77,806 units sold. The convertible version was built exclusively with the Biarritz trim package, sold as a production option which was converted by American Sunroof Corporation (ASC, Inc). This 1984 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz convertible comes in highly sought after triple white. The exterior is beautifully appointed with tons of gleaming chrome, period wire wheels, and whitewall tires. A plush white interior comes with 50/50 tufted...