Cadillac reinvented itself in the early '90s when it introduced the surprisingly new lineup of the Eldorado, followed by the Touring Coupe version in 1991 for the 1992 model year.

This luxobrage was the epitome of a personal luxury vehicle back at the beginning of the '70s and one of the first cars in the world that featured a driver's airbag.

The Eldorado's eighth-generation was the first built on a front-wheel-drive platform, but it still was a personal luxury coupe benchmark.

It was the jet age era for the car design industry, and the Eldorado Convertible is one of the finest examples for that, but it was more than just a beautifully penned vehicle.

In the '50s, Cadillac introduced the Eldorado range, consisting of three versions: the Seville at the bottom, the convertible Biarritz in the middle, and above them all was the ultra-luxurious Brougham.