1984 Cadillac Eldorado

1984 Cadillac Eldorado — a full-size personal luxury coupe designed around comfort and relaxed highway cruising. This example is factory-equipped with a naturally aspirated 4.0L V8 (overhead valve, 16-valve) that was tuned for smooth, low-end torque and a tranquil driving experience. The Eldorado’s long-hood, two-door profile and Cadillac trim emphasize luxury appointments and a comfortable, quiet cabin.

Factory-default features (typical equipment from new)

- Drivetrain and chassis
- Transverse-mounted 4.0L OHV V8 paired with an automatic transmission calibrated for smooth, low-rpm operation and relaxed highway cruising.
- Front-wheel drive configuration for improved interior packaging and traction in typical driving conditions.
- Independent suspension front and rear tuned for comfort; stabilizer bars and chassis tuning intended to reduce body roll while preserving ride quality.
- Power-assisted steering for light, low-effort steering inputs at parking speeds and stable feel on the highway.
- Power-assisted brakes; conventional front disc/rear drum arrangement with self-adjusting components, designed for predictable stopping performance.

- Exterior
- Two-door personal-luxury coupe body with long hood and formal roofline.
- Full-width front and rear bumpers with integrated trim pieces and Cadillac badging.
- Factory alloy or styled-steel wheels shod with radial tires sized to provide a balance of ride comfort and handling stability.
- Power exterior mirrors and a power antenna.
- Sealed-beam or composite headlamps with parking lamps and integrated turn signals; intermittent windshield wipers.

- Interior, comfort and convenience
- Two-door seating for four with two bucket-style front seats and a comfortable rear seat; emphasis on cushioning and long-distance comfort.
- Full power accessories as standard: power windows, power door locks and power-adjustable outside mirrors to reduce driver workload.
- Tilt steering column to help achieve a comfortable driving position.
- Automatic climate control (air conditioning) with dual-zone-style comfort management to maintain set cabin temperatures.
- Center console with storage and a gated shifter area; carpeting and plush floor mats for noise isolation and luxury appearance.
- Interior trim featuring simulated woodgrain accents on the dash and door panels, padded armrests and cloth or leather upholstery depending on factory options.

- Audio and instrumentation
- Factory AM/FM stereo with cassette player, push-button station presets and a multi-speaker layout tuned for even cabin coverage.
- Conventional analog instrument cluster with speedometer, tachometer, fuel and temperature gauges, and warning lamps; an illuminated clock on the dash.
- Convenience items such as map lights, reading lamps, and illuminated ashtray/console area.

- Safety and convenience features
- Three-point lap/shoulder seat belts for front occupants and lap belts for rear passengers consistent with period standards.
- Energy-absorbing steering column and crush-management design features incorporated into body structure.
- Remote trunk release and factory alarm/anti-theft provision available or included depending on option package.
- Wide, well-placed mirrors and lighting intended to improve visibility and convenience during routine driving.

Overall, the 1984 Eldorado was built to deliver a quiet, comfortable ride with a well-appointed cabin and the core luxury conveniences expected of a Cadillac of the era. Factory specification emphasized passenger comfort and easy, relaxed driving rather than sporty handling or pared-down performance.