1971 Cadillac Eldorado driving

[@clutchmanly1147]

I've had a '71 Eldorado convertible for more than 25 years and now have 109,000 miles on it. Bought it with 49,000 miles. Car has never broken down, not even once. I did run out of gas once but was able to coast to the gas station! It's wide enough that 4 people can sit across the front seat.

[@david.87758]

The '60s and' 70s were the golden years of American cars

[@korayerkmen90]

they are more reliable than new cars, no matter what price.

[@nicm9600]

Old cars are great but this is simply not true lol

[@WitchKing-Of-Angmar]

@@nicm9600 says the one that says lol

[@johanbrand8601]

Lets see how a Kia, Honda or mostly anything on the road today as a new car holds up at the age of 50.

[@nicm9600]

@@johanbrand8601 how many of these 50 year old cars have a new engine, transmission, completely redone suspension, blah blah blah. At some point the only original pieces are the body and frame

[@johanbrand8601]

@@nicm9600 of course nothing lasts forever. Parts give in with age. I'm just saying we'll have to put it to the test to see.

[@randybock82]

It's a beauty! Love that horn!

[@christianscheit993]

Habe mir meinen Jugendtraum erfüllt und vor drei Jahren einen 1971er Cadillac Eldorado Cabrio gekauft. Ich habe das Gefühl, zum ersten Mal im Leben ein echtes Auto zu fahren. Alles andere war nur Behelf.

[@clintwiese3226]

Genießen Sie Ihren Autofreund

[@johanbrand8601]

Beautiful!

[@shawnbroyles8274]

Really nice car I have a 1971 vert as well red, white top and black interior what is or was the asking price?

[@illustremeconnu4729]

Thank you

[@jerrymattox6111]

I have a 72