In 1976, Cadillac, like everyone else living in the Land of the Free, was celebrating two centuries of independence. The luxury division of General Motors was also saying goodbye to one of its most ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. It was 1999 when Cynthia Clapham’s boyfriend agreed to sell his 1972 Cadillac convertible to her for $5,000. “He had bought the ...

The Eldorado’s new looks for 1967 were received very well, and generated immediate sales success for Cadillac’s halo coupe. Eldorado had continually struggled to find anything but a niche customer ...

It was 1999 when Cynthia Clapham’s boyfriend agreed to sell his 1972 Cadillac convertible to her for $5,000. “He had bought the car, and I told him at the time if he ever decided to sell it, I wanted ...

A white Fleetwood Eldorado convertible, the last American-made soft-top car at the time, rolled off the assembly line at GM's Cadillac assembly plant in Detroit on April 21, 1976, ending a tradition ...

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The Cadillac Eldorado was first introduced for the 1953 model year as a celebration of the Cadillac’s fiftieth anniversary. The name Eldorado was a contraction of El Dorado, the mythical lost city of ...

The Fleetwood Eldorado was all new for 1971, as the model stepped away from sporting pretensions and leaned into the burgeoning brougham and luxury tastes of American consumers. As we saw in our last ...

Editor's note: Laura Lane has taken a few days off, driving one of her cars (not sure if it's her favorite), so enjoy this classic tale about a Cadillac convertible that was originally published in ...