Basic information and history

The 1984 Cadillac Eldorado belongs to the front-wheel drive E-body generation and is known for its combination of a comfort-oriented chassis, extensive equipment and distinctive American design. In the same year, Cadillac relaunched the Eldorado Convertible, built in collaboration with ASC, making the open-top Eldorado from 1984 an interesting part of the model's history. According to available information, around 3,300 examples of the 1984 Eldorado Convertible were produced, and the Biarritz version brought extra focus to the choice of materials and decoration.

This example is an Eldorado Biarritz convertible imported from California by the seller. The seller states that the car is a Rolls-Royce Gold Edition. The odometer reading is 92,300 miles according to the instrument (148,600 km). Documented history and service records are missing, so the odometer reading cannot be verified. The seller mentions a long paint tear from a vandalism in Anaheim and sun-related wear on several interior details, which is common for cars that have been driven in warmer climates.

All information in the ad is provided by the seller.

Equipment and options

• Rolls-Royce Gold Edition
• Front electric windows, right side has electrical fault according to the seller
• Electrically adjustable front seats, driver's seat is not adjustable according to the seller
• Automatic climate control, uncertain function according to the seller
• Original leather upholstery
• Spoked rims, one hub cap missing
• Electric convertible top
• New tires installed summer 2025
• Included: new brake pads and brake hoses according to the seller

Modifications and improvements: The seller states that the left front seat has likely been replaced and therefore lacks functioning electrical adjustment. Otherwise, the car is described as being in original used condition.

Condition

Body and paint: The paint is described as worn and dull with scratches. A longer tear from vandalism is stated to be present. Some minor dents are present but described as insignificant. Chrome, moldings, headlight lenses and emblems are in used condition with some blemishes, but the chrome is stated to be fine. Glass is intact and in used condition.

Interior: Worn, used original condition. The passenger seat has cracks in the leather. According to the seller, the driver's seat has probably been replaced and its electric adjustment does not work. The dashboard has dry cracks. The door panels and sill trims show sun fading and wear. The soft top is sun faded in places.

Tires and rims: New tires installed in the summer of 2025 and according to the seller have rolled a few kilometers. The spoked rims have some rust on the spokes and rim edges. One hub cap is missing.

Mechanics and function: The engine starts easily and runs well according to the seller. The gearbox is said to run well. The brakes work but the pads are worn, new pads and brake hoses are included. The electric lift right door has looseness in the contact or motor. The driver's seat's electric adjustment does not work. The air conditioning system turns on but does not cool according to the seller.

Service history

The seller states that only an inspection has been performed and that there are no previous service records, history or receipts. Therefore, there is no documentation that verifies the mileage or previous maintenance. Buyers should expect to go through the brakes, electrical system for windows and seat adjustment and the climate system. Included parts according to the seller are new brake pads and brake hoses.

The car was approved at inspection on 12 September 2025.

Summary

A 1984 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz convertible with California history and odometer reading of 92,300 miles according to the instrument. The car is described as in used original condition with cosmetic wear on the exterior and interior, including a longer paint tear, cracks in the leather and dashboard, and sun-bleached surfaces. Mechanically, the engine and transmission are reported to be in good condition, but the brake pads need replacing and several electrical functions require action. The tenth-generation open Eldorado is known for its limited production of only 5,500 units in total (1984 and 1985). For those looking for a drivable base for gradual improvement or a convertible with a clear eighties identity, this car offers an interesting starting point, with known points to plan for in the next ownership.

All information in the ad is provided by the seller.