1958 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz for sale Philadelphia PA car inspection 800-301-3886

[@youngexotics2155]

Hey! Its a 1958 Cadillac Eldorado Brougham. I own one my self in the same model year with only 27k miles originally. The made 304 examples in 1958 and 400 in 1957. Both modellyears costed $13.075 brand new

[@brocklanders6969]

Thanks for correcting them -- saved me from having to. The Biarritz was the convertible. The Seville was the two door coupe.

[@GlenBraeDude]

Yes, definitely a '58 Brougham. The rarest, most collectible of the '58s. My granddad bought one new in '58, paid on the order of $14,500 for his, kept it 10 years, passed it off to my older brother. Electric EVERYTHING! Black with the brushed stainless steel roof as seen in pic, 4-door suicides, body by Ghia.... Standard Caddy body parts not the same. Had rubber pressurized air cushions on all four corners, wore out after some years but provided SMOOTH ride. By comparison a loaded Rolls that year would sell for around $9,500. Funny thing, Granddad replaced it with a new '68 Eldo POS which he traded back in late '71 for one of the first of 50 '72 MB 350 SL's (450 SL M107) to enter the country. I have that MB now.

[@drewledbetter526]

One of the best rattle can rebuilds I've seen.

[@ronschneider6096]

It is an Eldorado BROUGHAM.

[@SwingMan1938]

How can someone appraise this car when they don't even know what the damn thing is? This is a 1958 Cadillac Eldorado Brougham, which, at $13,074 when new, was around twice as much as the 1958 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz, which was a convertible and just another proven screwup here. The Eldorado Seville was the regular Eldorado 2-door hardtop and the Biarritz was the convertible. The Eldorado Brougham here was an extremely limited edition 4-door hardtop that was loaded with every conceivable option known to mankind standard - and that includes things like power trunk (open **and** close) and memory power seat (of which you mistook for air-suspension controls). It also came with a glovebox-turned-wet bar complete with 6 magnetic shot glasses/tumblers and an accessory kit in the rear center armrest that included things like a comb, vanity, custom stationary and a perfume atomizer. The most obvious way to tell the difference between the nearly identical 1957 model and this 1958 model is under the hood: If it backed dual 4-bbl carbs, it's a 1957 - if it's a tri-power (three 2-bbl carbs) like this one, it's a 1958.

[@nickpanico5441]

Thanks for the video . Great car ! When Cadillac was a Cadillac .

[@davosales]

THE ultimate 1958 Caddy the one I want even over a 1959!! Biarritz are all Eldorados right? Of course a convertible pushes the model over the top designwise and pricewise as well!! A gorgeous top in stainless steel is a nice plus in 1958!! Thanks for posting it!! David Nestander from Galesburg, IL

[@oldnick4707]

The car shown here is not an Eldorado Biarritz. It's an Eldorado Brougham. Huge difference there! Lol

[@abdulazizkazee6976]

Hi there great review there, enjoy thus tyoe of content, I'm from Cape Town South Africa n we don't have these vehicles here, but I absolutely love them especially the 57, 58 and 59 models, could u do a video explaining the differences between the the different models for example a 57 cadillac coupe deville n Seville and also the cadillac Eldorado Biarritz and the Brougham. What are the differences between them and also which is the best 1 to get. Thanks

[@christieharter9494]

This is not a Biarritz this is a brougham.

[@brucebeamon5460]

Would be nice to hear the actual pre-sales price of these vehicles and what it sales for after !

[@stevej.1428]

When I tell people I used to ride around as a child in cars with no seat belts, let alone car seats they never looked inside a car like this.

[@davidkastin4240]

This is the Executive Edition and it's very rare. I am lucky to have seen one in a car museum.

[@Benjaminwolf]

It's a Cadillac Eldorado Brougham.

[@ELTITIMARBELLI]

Question: what measurement does that Red device that you support in the car? 😳

[@smoothoperator7023]

A very expensive car such as this- and the $$ paid for the inspection - i'd kinda want it to be checked out UP ON A LIFT....😆

[@rogerwilliams2042]

Ok now how much?

[@betherealdeal]

Typical used car salesman using hook words: very pleasant, nicely etc Let the car sells itself. No need to embellish it with frivolous grandiose low down no good meaningless words.

[@jec1ny]

Not knowing the make of the car your showing does not instill one with confidence. And FWIW Biarritz is pronounced bee-a-ritz.

[@angelobovara317]

Maybaleen why caint cha be tru