2000 CADILLAC Eldorado

The Cadillac Eldorado, a luxury coupe, spanned twelve generations from 1953 to 2002. Early models were convertibles and hardtops, known for their elegance and extravagance. Later iterations shifted to two-door coupes, offering both front-wheel and rear-wheel drive. Top trims included Biarritz and Touring Coupe or ETC (Eldorado Touring Coupe) as it was known, often featuring powerful V8 engines and plush interiors. Eldorado's early adoption of features like automatic climate control, power windows, and memory seats, which were cutting-edge for their time. Eldorado's frequent appearances in pop culture, including movies and music videos, solidifying its image as a symbol of luxury and status also contributed to its popularity. Though production ceased in 2002, the Eldorado remains an iconic American car, recognized for its design, performance, and place in automotive history. The Eldorado average MSRP in 2002 was $42,610.