The Boss had it right –– there’s nothing like the feel of a Pink Cadillac. With the 1959 Eldorado Biarritz, Cadillac created a beauty of a car that causes a scene when it cruises down the street. With its jewel-like grille, matching deck lid beauty panels, ultra-high pointed tailfins and bullet tail lights, this car is unmistakable whether it’s coming...read more
The Boss had it right –– there’s nothing like the feel of a Pink Cadillac. With the 1959 Eldorado Biarritz, Cadillac created a beauty of a car that causes a scene when it cruises down the street. With its jewel-like grille, matching deck lid beauty panels, ultra-high pointed tailfins and bullet tail lights, this car is unmistakable whether it’s coming or going. In its day, the Eldorado was the luxury car maker’s top-line sedan.
The length of a modern SUV, this baby is a dream machine of polished chrome. It didn’t just look good: It had all the cutting-edge technology available at the time, including cruise control, an automatic signal-searching radio, power windows and an automatic headlight dimmer. This Caddy got rave reviews for its performance too, including for its 390-ci V8 engine and three 2-barrel carburetors that fed it. Arguably the most iconic of all 1950s automobiles, the Eldorado is a flashy but elegant reminder of the way cars used to be. Faithfully rendered here in classic Cadillac pink, this is the kind of car for a man whose love can’t be contained in a Honda or Subaru. You won’t even have to spend all your money on a Saturday night.
