The Cadillac Eldorado abandoned its previous role as a more refined DeVille; the 8th gen Eldorado showcased a design reminiscent of a 1920s vintage Gillette safety razor blended with sharp elements of an alien spaceship. Designed by Bill Mitchell, the 67-70 Eldorado exemplifies the art of designing a car with a distinct presence but keeping […]
In the late 1970s, Cadillac had a problem that was not unlike the problem it has today. Their buyers were old. Really old. Instead of just waiting for Chevrolet buyers to age, the GM execs instructed Caddy product planners to bring some cars that appealed you younger buyers, such as a Cadillac based on the […]
The 6th generation of Cadillac DeVille (1985-1993) was a substantial change from the previous generation C-body. It was lighter, smaller, and more fuel-efficient — but maintained the same interior space through use of thinner materials. But, the most significant change was to use a transverse front-wheel-drive setup. Find this 1993 Cadillac DeVille offered for $6,993 […]
The third generation (1965-1970) Cadillac DeVille is a car that defies all attempts from those who might label it. Is it because the DeVille is too massive to fit in any box? Possibly. But as a former Coupe DeVille owner, I can tell you that the old Caddy made for a surprisingly good occasional classic […]
The 2006 Cadillac XLR was a roadster that aimed to blend luxury with performance. With a sleek design and a retractable hardtop, it offered a convertible experience. Powered by a Northstar V8 engine, it provided a decent mix of power and refinement. The interior featured premium materials, emphasizing comfort and style and technological features like […]
The twelfth-gen Cadillac Eldorado, aka the “Dozen-ardo,” didn’t just stroll onto the scene – it waltzed in, twirled, and left you questioning the laws of automotive physics. Imagine a car so committed to comfort that it made your living room sofa jealous. When Pontiac bit the dust, it was like the speed demons packed their […]
In 2004, Cadillac unleashed the CTS-V sport sedan, packing a manual gearbox and a V8 that roared like a dragon on espresso. While the regular CTS was eyeing sales from the Mercedes-Benz C-Class and BMW 3/5 series, the V-version had bigger fish to fry – BMW’s M division and Mercedes-Benz’s AMG division. Now, those German […]
Car designers who are currently designing “futuristic” vehicles should take a lesson from the 67-70 Cadillac Eldorado. Designed by Bill Mitchell, the Eldo exemplifies the art of designing a car with a distinct presence but keeping unmistakable cues to the parent company (Cadillac/GM). Departing from its previous role as a more refined DeVille, the 8th […]
We’ve featured a few Eldorado El Caminos in the past, but none with DIAMOND PLATE bedsides before. And as the ancient mariners used to say in their morning routine: Diamond plate plus El Camino will conquer the world. Let’s conquer something things. Find this 1976 Cadillac Eldorado offered for $17,750 make-offer or buy-it-now located in […]
I believe that Jefferson Davis “Boss” Hogg was never given a fair chance. The camera always painted him as the villain…but was he really anything more than a misunderstood servant of the people? He was constantly fat shamed for his appetite for raw liver (with coffee) and he was surrounded by entirely incompetent law enforcement […]