1958 Cadillac Eldorado Brougham. 

My boyfriend owns a 57 brougham. I believe # 147...., it's a survivor and just absolutely stunning. It's so fun cruising in it. All the features these had back then is incredible

I'm so glad to see for the first time that the air ride suspension and the trunk open and close actually working as they should on the Brougham. This is the class of luxury with so many other details. The epitome of "Bells and Whistles" and I love it.

Absolutely gorgeous car

I rode in a 1959 Black Cadillac Limousine when my father died. The detail on the back of the seat of this 1958 White Eldorado, gave me a start, because I wasn't thinking of that black limo as I watched this video. The detail on the back of the seat was exactly the same as in the black limo in which I road to my father's funeral. I was nine years old. I had four siblings. And I remember my mother saying, "This will probably be the only time these kids will ever ride in a Cadillac." Thanks for the memories. When you get to be my age, memories are pretty much all you'll have. God Bless America.

Love this car! The stainless steel top is incredible.

Stunning⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I DIE for this car!!

So beautiful, so rare. Thank you for sharing.

Someone in CT owns a maroon colored '58 Eldorado Brougham and it looks so beautiful. He said only 10 were made in that particular color

That carpet is lamb's wool. A very rare option. I've seen a few of these cars, but this is the first I've seen with it.

I was at a lakeside restaurant in Austin some years ago and I spotted a cream-colored Brougham in the parking lot. The owner was near the car and saw that I recognized it. He was nice enough to let me look at everything. He had all of the amenities, including the notepad, pen, perfume atomizer, compact, lipstick holder, in the rear armrest, and the glasses, tissue dispenser, cigarette case and a perfume flask. it had white and black upholstery. The air ride operated perfectly. My mother had a 1958 Buick Roadmaster, white, with light blue upholstery. It had many of the same features, including the air suspension, only missing the Autronic Eye. Great car, too.

Love... we used to have 2. Sold alot of parts for the Brougahm. We stock alot of parts. Yes. we are from Norway. We sold the last one to Sweden. Have som parts left..

EXACTLY! No bugs here! 🪳🕷🐞🦗 Just some cleaning! Love it! Thank you for sharing 👍🏽

TheCadillac Is a very luxurious for it*s time really awesome sample of the Cadillac Eldorado.

❤️ THE VIDEO 1958 CADDY . MY DAD & MOM BOUGHT THE '58 CADDY WE HAD FROM OUR UNCLE . IT WAS WHITE , RED INTERIOR CONVERTABLE. AIR SUSPENTION . THIS IS A WONDERFUL PIECE OF ART . THIS OWNER MUST HAVE $$$ PURCHASED FOR ST LEAST $ 150,000.

You do the most in-depth review on these classics of any I’ve seen.

@6:47 - people always miss the opportunity to speak to the design of the dash on these Eldorados. The design was meant to mirror the tail end design of the car. The green indicators are the fins and the gauges are the taillights

WOW what an beautiful car the year I was born always dream of caddy like that, I had the money I would a proper offer.

Absolutely gorgeous. 😍

Wow that's awesome thanks 👍

COLD BLOODED!

Amazing 🤩

What a beauty ❤

Wow that car is Spectacular!!!! Just amazing! Great Video Mike!!!

This 58 Cadillac Eldorado has to be over $150,000 in value

If I'm not mistaken, the big bullet like protrusions on the front bumper are affectionately called, "Dagmars" ! A young actress named Virginia Ruth Egnor was paid a whopping $75 a week in the 1950s to play a "Dumb Blonde" personna on a TV show. She wore a low-cut blouse to draw attention to her rather large womanly chest endowments. Fan mail hit huge numbers, as she was quite the sensation at the time. The General Motors brands sported these large protrusions on Caddies, Buicks, Pontiacs and the Mercury brand did too. Just a bit of trivia that reflected the mindset of car enthusiast and such in the Golden Age of the fire breathing land yachts of post WWII years.

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american elegance

I was offered one of these for $5000 back in the early eighties. I just couldn't deal with it at the time so I passed on it. Oh well! It was white as well.

Amazing automobile

I have some history on this car, #454. I make some parts for these and hood springs are one of them.

Keep in mind that Cadillac gave you the opportunity to buy a car with a custom-made Italian body on which a Cadillac dealer - or Fred down at the local gas station -- could perform all basic manitenance. And it was a beautiful car.

Beautiful car very elegant. But poor audio on the owners voice, could not hear what he was commenting on about the car. Perhaps you should consider a mic for the auto owner as well so his comments could be heard, thanks 😊

When I was three years old in 1960 and my mom and dad bought a 1958 Cadillac convertible white with red interior from my uncle that car was an awesome car the only problem it had the hydraulic lifts and when the car was parked it lean to one side

Got to be $200,000 my dad and mom had a 58 caddy two-door coupe convertible white with red interior awesome

My Dad introduced me to a guy, a Dr. Page, who lived in Reading PA. He had one of these in 1958. I have wondered through all my adult life how a black man could have gotten one of these when you could have bought a pretty nice house for $13,000.

They only made it 2 years because it was common to come out in the morning to a Brougham sitting on the ground .

I can't get over the difference between the '58 model compared to the '59 iconic model. This model looks more luxurious on the inside.

At Mecum Auction has to be over 200,000

Sculpted metal and chrome at its finest, limited to 300 or 400 vehicles per year.

Pretty sure the hubcaps are worth more than my car.

How do the '57 and '58 Broughams differ? They look more or less identical to me.

For being on air suspension it sits very high in the rear

This clearly illustrates that in 58 IF you had the dough, GM could build you a car that could rival or surpass any Rolls-Royces or Mercedes in quality, luxury and features, a time before bean counters took over an abandoned quality, cheapening everything for the sake of volume and cost cutting, a stark contrast to what GM produced in the 70's and later...

Like a Bentley

Cadillacs use to be Cadillacs No more !

That’s car number 454 it used to belong to my uncle from Astoria Queens NY years ago, the first owner found me on Facebook and I sent him pictures of it when my uncle owned did you get any of that information? Where is the USA is car located now?

Its a car that should be manufactured today for all American citizens instead of the plastic peace of shit they make now

The car was really expensive in 58, I was born in 58, every car was ugly in 58 but the Chryslers! This one looked the Chevrolet in the front! Only time Cadillac and Chevrolet looked alike! 😊

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My boyfriend owns a 57 brougham. I believe # 147...., it's a survivor and just absolutely stunning. It's so fun cruising in it. All the features these had back then is incredible