Yeah, unfortunately these cars don't fetch much when it comes time to sell. Part is the somewhat negative stigma attached to Cadillacs and V8 engines (especially in a time of rising gas prices) and part is just natural for cars of it's age. They've become old enough to no longer be considered new, yet not quite old enough to be considered classic.
This is good if you are looking to purchase one, but really stings if you want to sell yours. Most of this generation Eldorado and Sevilles on the market are great deals for potential buyers.
It will eventually turn around (the Eldorado of this generation in particular is one of the few timeless designs of it's era in my opinion), but it's probably a good idea to sit on it for now.
This is good if you are looking to purchase one, but really stings if you want to sell yours. Most of this generation Eldorado and Sevilles on the market are great deals for potential buyers.
It will eventually turn around (the Eldorado of this generation in particular is one of the few timeless designs of it's era in my opinion), but it's probably a good idea to sit on it for now.