I guess in the long run this will bring more Classic Cadillacs to Europe. Especially Sweden. Why do I think so? I fear that the US$ will lose even more value and that the cars we all like so much will be picked up for low(er) prices…

What do you think? Discuss in the forum…

In The Beginning:
1903 The first Cadillac automobile was completed on October 17, 1902. Costing $750 and powered by a 10-hp, single-cylinder engine it started a motoring sensation.
1910 Cadillac introduced closed bodywork - called the limousine - as a standard catalog offering.
1912 Cadillac was the first company to adopt a sophisticated Delco electrical system to handle […]

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Oympic White (90+) or
Alpine White(12)
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78275 mile june 2005, ebay 4558692486, location Carmichael, California USA, no air, no a/c

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90+ or 12
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found 4sale in may 2005 at hemmings at $39,900. Sold to Randloph Hane, California USA who will keep her at least until his doughters can use […]

The idea was to start a list of all known 1958 Biaritz - like you know it from the 1953 Eldorado database from Yann Saunders and Matt Larson. There’s also a 57/58 Brougham database available. But as far as I know there is nothing about the 58 Eldorado Biarritz.
We have a couple of pictures of […]

In the late 1950’s chrome and fins were definitely in style…the more chrome….the larger the fins…the more the American car consumer liked the styling, which was reflected in record breaking sales at dealerships throughout America.
In 1959 at Cadillac, the stylists had their way with the largest fins ever put on […]