This 1985 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz Convertible is Increasingly Collectible and Easy To Maintain

This tenth generation Eldorado was the first to be downsized, and one of the few to work right off the production line - this car was good looking. It sold very well despite being expensive, and retained much of what makes a Cadillac a Cadillac - luxurious and comfortable interiors, V8 engines, chrome trim, and all of the other accoutrements that buyers at the time expected from the jewel of Cadillac's lineup.
Now officially collectible, these cars are still affordable, and very enticing based on their simplicity to maintain - just about anything mechanical can be bought at the local auto parts store. Better to move quick, though - while prices still haven't surpassed the original MSRP, they're rising at a pretty good clip, and speculating collectors are putting the best ones away now.
Full review and test drive by Bill - Curious Cars. Vehicle for sale at Autohaus of Naples, on the web at www.AutohausFL.com or by phone at [phone].