SOLD - Used 1987 Cadillac Eldorado Coupe

The 11th generation Eldorado was substantially downsized — by 16 inches in length and 350 pounds in weight — along with GM's badge engineered variants, the Oldsmobile Toronado, Buick Riviera, as well as the four-door Cadillac Seville. The predicted higher fuel prices did not materialize, and with the 11th generation carrying a base price of $24,251, nearly 16% higher than the 1985 model, annual sales of the Eldorado dropped 72% from the final year of the previous generation. One automotive observer noted the 11th generation Eldorado was too small for Cadillac's traditional customers, yet unable to attract buyers from the targeted competitors, e.g., BMW and Mercedes-Benz. The completely redesigned instrument panel featured a fully digital display. The shift lever was moved from the steering column to the center console. New redesigned bucket seats had lumbar support. The Biarritz option featured an upgraded interior with genuine walnut trim on the instrument panel, center console and door panels.

• Front air conditioning: automatic climate control
• Antenna type: power
• Premium brand radio: AM/FM
• Power brakes
• Leather steering wheel trim
• Center console
• Cruise control
• Multi-function remote: trunk release
• Power steering
• Tilt and telescopic steering wheel
• Digital instrument panel
• Trip odometer
• Exterior entry lights: approach lamps
• Auto on/off headlights
• Power side mirror adjustments
• Driver seat power adjustments
• Front seat type: bucket
• Cloth upholstery
• Power door locks
• Air suspension: rear
• Self leveling suspension

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