Used 2002 Cadillac Eldorado for sale near me

I found this 2002 ETC in Phoenix, Az. 60K miles two owner. It fit my needs. Flew to Phoenix and drove it home 1378 miles averaged 24.7 MPG. That is better then the 2007 Suzuki I passed on to my Grandson. Ride is a bit stiff and noise level is more then I had expected. Overall a good value and looks good sitting in my garage. Advise. Read the owners manual front to back. There are things to do, to and for this car to keep it on the road.

Ralph was helping me and he was very attentive during our communication. He was very straight forward answering my questions.

Beautiful styling and very comfortable. Not a big back seat. Plenty of power on ETC model and very responsive handling. Gas mileage is as advertised by manufacturer.

Great dealership would highly recommend this place if you are seeking a new or used vehicle. great sales and prices. Great location. Sylvia goes above and beyond. Everyone there is so helpful

Its super reliable. I do preventive work. In the last 6 years ive spent $550. R&r radiator fluid and hoses &,thermostat. New tires oxygen sensors. For a 4000 lb car it goes like a bat out of xxxx. I drove 1300 miles to buy a excellent in 2010 it had 76000 miles 1 owner and was as perfect as used car can be. Im 63 & ill keep it until i die

The Cadillac Eldorado is my favorite car in the world. I’m currently on my fourth (and favorite) one, a 2002 Collectors’ Edition with 34,000 miles. I’m always looking for a good deal on one, because I’ll be the first to admit they are expensive to fix, and there’s a usually an issue with them.... Nonetheless, I’ve had issues with EVERY car I’ve ever owned. It’s the nature of the beast regardless of make. The most important thing I’ve learned about these cars is to make sure they don't EVER overheat! Overheating warps the heads (aluminum) and you’ll soon need a head gasket job. Other than that, the usual maintenance will keep you out of trouble. The Onboard Diagnostics is invaluable, and I use it constantly. I’ve found it’s almost always the pollution-related modules that need replacement. I love the look, comfort, and the power of these cars. One nice feature is I can charge my phone while it’s not running, something my friends with newer cars would love to have. They really are fast, though the 1998 was the last one I owned that didn’t have a chip limiting my speed. 😡 I really can’t get over all the compliments I receive on my Eldorados! I wish Cadillac would bring back the Eldorado, as the last year it was made was 2002.