Vehicle Description
PRICE REDUCED! Available at www.VintageMotorCarsUSA.com This 1957
Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz is an iconic luxury convertible that
represents the height of 1950s American automotive design and
opulence. This vehicle is celebrated for its bold styling, advanced
technology, and status as a symbol of prestige. - Manufacturer:
Cadillac (a division of General Motors) - Designer: GM Design Chief
Harley Earl - Production Year: 1957 - Model: Eldorado Biarritz -
Body Style: Convertible - Engine: 365 cubic inch (6.0 L) V8 engine
- Power: 325 horsepower (with dual 4-barrel carburetors) -
Transmission: 4-speed Hydra-Matic automatic transmission - Factory
Air Conditioning - Power Windows - Power Brakes - Power Steering -
Distinctive Features: This 1957 Eldorado Biarritz is known for its
flamboyant styling, characterized by long, sweeping lines,
prominent tailfins, and a wide, imposing gold anodized grille. The
car features a low-slung profile, with chrome accents and signature
"Dagmar" bumper guards in the front. Finished in the bold Dakotah
Red exterior over a Red and White interior, the car is stunning to
look at. - Tailfins and Chrome: The tailfins, which were a hallmark
of Cadillac's design during this era, are particularly prominent on
the Eldorado Biarritz. The extensive use of chrome, including on
the bumpers, trim, and side moldings, adds to the car's extravagant
appearance. - Interior: The interior is equally luxurious,
featuring high-quality leather upholstery, a wraparound dashboard,
and a plethora of comfort features, such as power windows, power
seats, and air conditioning. The attention to detail and
craftsmanship in the interior made the Biarritz one of the most
opulent convertibles of its time. - Limited Production: The
Eldorado Biarritz was produced in limited numbers, with only 1,800
units made in 1957. This scarcity makes it highly sought after by
collectors. - Engine Performance: The 365 cubic inch V8 engine
provided robust performance for the time, allowing the Eldorado
Biarritz to deliver a smooth and powerful driving experience. The
dual 4-barrel carburetors helped produce an impressive 325
horsepower, making it one of the most powerful luxury cars of its
era. - Ride and Handling: Cadillac equipped the Eldorado Biarritz
with advanced suspension and power steering, ensuring a comfortable
ride and ease of handling, despite its large size. The car was also
equipped with power brakes, adding to its overall drivability. -
Luxury and Innovation: This 1957 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz was a
showcase of Cadillac's technological advancements and luxury
offerings. It features a range of cutting-edge options for the
time, including an automatic headlight dimmer, power-operated
convertible top, and a signal-seeking radio. - Cultural Impact: The
Eldorado Biarritz became a symbol of success and wealth in 1950s
America. It was often associated with celebrities, politicians, and
affluent individuals, further cementing Cadillac's reputation as
the "Standard of the World" in luxury automobiles. Air
Conditioning, Power Steering, Automatic Transmission, Am/Fm Radio,
Alloy Wheels, Spare Tire, Power Windows, Leather Seats, Power Seats
