Category: FS Cadillac

Twin bullet tail lamps,two distinctive roof lines and roof pillar configurations, new jewel-like grille patterns, and matching deck latch lid beauty panels separated the 1959 Cadillacs from other cars.

Cadillacs for 1958 were basically carryover models with minor facelifts – most notably in the front fascia. The Eldorado Brougham was little changed on the exterior, but had upgrades on the interior.

Cadillac offered three levels of Eldorado in 1957 – Seville Coupe (pictured) , Convertible, and the $13,000 Brougham! Standard Series cars sported much larger fins.

For Cadillac in 1956, two totally new models bowed – a four-door hardtop in Series 62 called “Sedan DeVille” and the Eldorado line received a two-door hardtop called the “Seville”.

For 1955 a number of refinements were implemented. The Eldorado’s new 270 HP dual 4-barrel engine was new and optional in all Cadillacs.

Many styling improvements were found on the 1954 Cadillac. The most notable were a lower, sleeker body, a cellular grille insert, squared-off fins, and tapered, bullet-style front bumper guards.

The 1953 Cadillac Eldorado was a custom-built convertible  powered by the same engine that powered all other Cadillacs. That would change in 1955.