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Zain writes:
1967 Cadillac Eldorado Review
ProsLooked great, attention getter, failry comfortable even with 26" wheels ConsCost of maintenance, obsolete parts, poor mpg, slow.
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1967 Cadillac"el Dog" Eldorado — A 1967 Eldorado that I never though I'd actually like. I have always thought that "classic" vehicles were a waste of time and money until I drove this. For a 1967, this car has the following options standard from factory: Power seats, twilight sentinel (auto lights), power windows/locks, cruise control, thermometer. Rides and looks great, however the ride and look ratio is like a 'see-saw'. Some people will sacrifice the ride-factor in order to increase the look factor, so it is important to have a good balance. Cost of maintenance is unexpectedly high since this is an oddball year. All the parts are obsolete for this specific year of Eldorado. So expect to research and spend more. Gas mileage is about that of an airplane with it's 429 cubic inch 7.2 liter v8 'big block' engine. Overall, if you drive one that's maintained well and looks good, you may get a kick out of it. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
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Rob writes:
1967 Cadillac Eldorado Review
ProsSmooth ride, nice acceleration, big engine, solid frame and body. ConsGas mileage is a bit of a downer.
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1967 Cadillac Eldorado — A 1967 Cadillac Eldorado. It has 2 doors and has rear seats that can accomodate 3 people. The car can hold 6 people comfortably all with lapbelts. No shoulder belts in this old girl. She has a 426 cubic inch V8. Equivalent to about 7.1 litres. She gets about 7-8 mpg in the city and about 10-12 mpg on the highway. Cream colored with black leather interior. Needs some work but can be made to be perfect. |
