1984 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz in Auburn, Indiana

By the early 1980s, Cadillac was navigating a changing automotive landscape shaped by fuel economy regulations and evolving consumer tastes, yet the Eldorado remained a symbol of prestige, comfort, and technological confidence. The Biarritz trim, long positioned as the pinnacle of Eldorado luxury, emphasized craftsmanship, plush materials, and exclusivity. As one of the last front-wheel-drive American luxury convertibles of its era, the 1984 Biarritz Convertible stands today as a rolling time capsule of Cadillac's commitment to comfort and innovation during a transitional period for the brand. This 1984 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz Convertible is a nicely preserved example, retaining a clean CARFAX� that shows just three owners from new. According to its original window sticker, the car was delivered new through Roth Cadillac Inc. of Erie, Pennsylvania, and was finished in the elegant and optional Firemist exterior color, paired with a rich, dark Carmine leather interior, an attractive period-correct color combination. Power comes from Cadillac's 4.1-liter V-8 engine with electronic fuel injection, backed by an automatic transmission, delivering smooth and refined performance befitting the marque. As expected of a Biarritz, this Eldorado was generously equipped from the factory. Loaded with optional equipment, it includes automatic climate control, power convertible top, leather seating surfaces, driver and passenger power seats, cruise control, digital instrumentation, AM/FM stereo, illuminated vanity mirrors, power windows and power locks, tilt and telescoping steering column, cruise control, and Cadillac's signature ride-focused suspension. The window sticker further confirms a total MSRP of $34,566 when new, which translates to $107,811 today, showcasing its position as a premium luxury offering in 1984. Accompanying the sale are the original window sticker, a clean CARFAX� report, the original owner's manual and sleeve, and the distinctive Cadillac Gold Key Delivery System cassette. Acquired by The Dane Miller Estate Collection in 1994, this Eldorado has been cared for in his two-story, climate-controlled car facility. With its striking Firemist and dark Carmine color combination and list of factory options, this 1984 Eldorado Biarritz offers the opportunity acquire an authentic representation of Cadillac's final-era American luxury convertibles. * Clean CARFAX� and just three owners from new
* Loaded with an array of factory options per the original window sticker
* Finished in optional Firemist over a dark Carmine leather interior
* Acquired by The Dane Miller Estate Collection 1994
* Showing just over 35,000 miles on the odometer at the time of cataloguing

By the early 1980s, Cadillac was navigating a changing automotive landscape shaped by fuel economy regulations and evolving consumer tastes, yet the Eldorado remained a symbol of prestige, comfort, and technological confidence. The Biarritz trim, long positioned as the pinnacle of Eldorado luxury, emphasized craftsmanship, plush materials, and exclusivity. As one of the last front-wheel-drive American luxury convertibles of its era, the 1984 Biarritz Convertible stands today as a rolling time capsule of Cadillac's commitment to comfort and innovation during a transitional period for the brand.

This 1984 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz Convertible is a nicely preserved example, retaining a clean CARFAX� that shows just three owners from new. According to its original window sticker, the car was delivered new through Roth Cadillac Inc. of Erie, Pennsylvania, and was finished in the elegant and optional Firemist exterior color, paired with a rich, dark Carmine leather interior, an attractive period-correct color combination.

Power comes from Cadillac's 4.1-liter V-8 engine with electronic fuel injection, backed by an automatic transmission, delivering smooth and refined performance befitting the marque. As expected of a Biarritz, this Eldorado was generously equipped from the factory. Loaded with optional equipment, it includes automatic climate control, power convertible top, leather seating surfaces, driver and passenger power seats, cruise control, digital instrumentation, AM/FM stereo, illuminated vanity mirrors, power windows and power locks, tilt and telescoping steering column, cruise control, and Cadillac's signature ride-focused suspension. The window sticker further confirms a total MSRP of $34,566 when new, which translates to $107,811 today, showcasing its position as a premium luxury offering in 1984.

Accompanying the sale are the original window sticker, a clean CARFAX� report, the original owner's manual and sleeve, and the distinctive Cadillac Gold Key Delivery System cassette. Acquired by The Dane Miller Estate Collection in 1994, this Eldorado has been cared for in his two-story, climate-controlled car facility. With its striking Firemist and dark Carmine color combination and list of factory options, this 1984 Eldorado Biarritz offers the opportunity acquire an authentic representation of Cadillac's final-era American luxury convertibles.