1974 Cadillac

[Apposl]

I just bought one off a Grandma, original owner, today. Super cheap deal, just fell in my lap. 1974 Eldorado with the 500ci engine. This thing is awesome. Really just something else to drive. I'm a hot rodder, coming from a line of Mustangs, a Lightning, stuff like that... This is a first for me, and I love the car. Just cruises on the highway so well, and that freaking engine...hot rodder porn.

[hialeahdude]

Lol at the"instrument panel"

[stig422]

yeah right fwd sucks ass, try doing a donut at an intersection with fwd and you will end up in the ditch

[KrAzYxInKy]

@stig422 Yes, cus every owner of a '74 caddy want's to do donuts in an intersection. Back then these cars were expensive. The Rolls Royce of GM cars. Your dumb.

[Silvertrine]

RWD on these 8.0l boats was a form of natural selection in the snow states.

[uyg2008]

FWD sucks donkey nuts.

[crusher19860138]

I have gone back to rear wheel drive-far more controllable in a skid,and less likely to wheel spin in wet or icy conditions.

[MrGoldenwaffler]

I think people who talk trash about front wheel drive are hopelessly ignorant. Fwd is one of the most important automotive engineering advancements to come out of the auto industry.

[cadrolls1]

That may be true but, very few people like it. THAT is what is important. A good set of studded snow tires for winter driving makes the grippy but clumsy front drive seem irrelevant. I like the driving "feel" of a rear wheel drive car. It seems more and more people are agreeing.

[Sofar2]

It's weird, back then front-wheel-drive was a thing of the future. Now most people treat it as a huge mistake.

[taterpuff1974]

If they only made cars like this......

[sketchyinc]

@taterpuff1974 I agree, but this car if made new would probably be to expensive to sell in mass quantities to make it profitable.