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1978 was the final year for the full-sized Eldorado, and to commemorate the final year of production, Cadillac introduced the Custom Biarritz Classic edition. The Custom Biarritz Classic was identical to the Custom Biarritz, with the exception of duo-tone pillowed leather interior in Light Beige and Dark Saddle, Dark Beige Leather steering wheel jacket, duo-tone exterior finish in Arizona Beige with Demitasse Brown Metallic accent on hood, doors, and roof, Dark Brown accent striping, and gold-plated 'Biarritz' script on the sail panel and deck lid. With a very limited production number of only 2,000 made, it would be hard to find a nicer one out there! This 1978 Cadillac Eldorado Custom Biarritz Classic is powered by the big 425 CID V8 engine and is backed by a 3-speed automatic transmission with 16,463 actual miles! 1978 was the last year for the big body 'land yachts' as the 1979 model year went to a slimmed-down version to help with emissions. Gone were the days of big...

With only 49,436 actual miles on the odometer has many years of life left in it. This 1974 Cadillac Coupe Deville for sale is powered by a massive 501 cubic inch big block Cadillac V8 engine. With a literal boat load of torque and pedal power, this land yacht cruises down the highway with ease. Backing the mighty 501 cubic inch V8 is a gear grabbing automatic transmission. If smooth shifting and driving is your delight, look no further! Built for comfort, this Cadillac is loaded with driving amenities, like power steering and power brakes! The exterior on this 1974 Cadillac Deville for sale is a sleek shade of white. Sweet and luxurious as Brandywine, the color on this 74' Cadillac de Ville for sale is the definition of class. With a white landau vinyl, top and little chrome accents everywhere, this Caddy drips with prestige and refinement. The interior is what you'd expect of a high end classic car, with plush red leather interior. Sit down in this Coupe Deville for sale and you'll find yourself transported back to the 70s, in the lap of luxury. There's...

The Cadillac El Dorado was manufactured and marketed at the top of the Cadillac line for over ten generations. The name plate is a contraction of two Spanish words that translate as -the gilded one-. The eighth generation spanned from 1979-1985 and this 1983 example is a true time capsule. The 5. 7 L Diesel V-8 was General Motors answer to the fuel crisis and government -CAFE- standards. Features include digital automatic climate control, elegant digital gauge package, power steering, power brakes, power windows, power door locks, AM/FM stereo cassette and tilt/telescope steering wheel. With only 65,507 actual miles, the...

This 8th generation beauty has a lineage that's second to none. When you're looking for a smooth ride, you're always going to hear 'It rides like a Cadillac. ' This is surely the case here, with this beautiful 1983 Cadillac for sale. With an original 99,400 miles on the odometer, this actual miles Caddy is a real time capsule. Powered by a number matching fuel injected V8 engine, she purrs to life at the flick of the ignition switch. Quiet as can be, this Eldorado cruises down the road with ease, thanks to a factory 3-speed automatic transmission. Smooth running and smooth shifting, riding in the Cadillac is truly like floating on a cloud. The exterior is what really sets this stunner off. Take a close look and you'll see the original factory white exterior paint and right away you know this was a car that was very well taken care of. The interior is no different, with ultra-plush Tan leather interior. Like sitting at home in your favorite lazy boy, you'll want...

The brougham was a series that the Cadillac company began selling back in the early 20s. The name means horse drawn enclosed carriage for 2-4 people. Cadillac says they got the name brougham from Henry Brougham a British statesman. The name eventually went away but in 1955 it would reappear on the 55 eldorado. IN 57 the name would also be applied to the series 70 and 75 but would be taken away. Until 1965 when it became an option on the 60 special. In 1971 the only way to get the name was on the 60 special fully loaded Fleetwood 60 special brougham. Not until 1987 would the brougham finally get its recognition and become its own designated vehicle. This example has been owned by 2 people and was used by the first and original owner to take trips from KY to FL. Nothing rides better than one of these floating down the interstate. The original paint still looks great with dark burgundy interior being very clean while reminding you of that classic 80s combo. Under the hood the 5. 0 V8 does fine...