Cadillacs were completely re-styled for 1957, adopting many of the stylingcues and features tested and received enthusiastically by the public invarious Cadillac concept cars in the GM Motorama. Featuring rubber-tipped"Dagmar" bumper bullets, jet fighter inspired taillight nacelles, chrometipped fins and distinctive new side treatments that give the '57 Cadillacsenduring character, Cadillac's 1957 offering was further distinguished bythe presence of three separate Eldorado models, the Biarritz convertible,Seville hardtop and the limited production Brougham four-door. This eightpassenger 1957 Cadillac Series 75 is an example of the most expensivestandard models offered by Cadillac in 1957, aside from the EldoradoBrougham. Equipped with jump seats, it has air conditioning which in theSeventy Fives alone among 1957 Cadillacs was a high capacity systeminstalled in the trunk. This is a very practical, impressive, elegantautomobile which runs well and is mostly original. It has a very presentableand attractive interior and is a highly practical automobile, particularlyfor a collector with lots of friends and someone willing to be thedesignated driver.