<ul><li>The Cadillac Eldorado's new design for 1967 was well-received, leading to immediate sales success for the coupe.</li><li>Both 1967 and 1968 were strong years for Cadillac, breaking sales records.</li><li>Cadillac introduced revised front ends with horizontally-oriented quad lamps for 1969 models.</li><li>The 1969 Eldorado saw changes such as the loss of covered headlamps and a more modern appearance.</li><li>Sales declined for the 1969 Eldorado, while the Seventy-Five models saw an increase in sales.</li><li>In 1970, Cadillac's lineup was the oldest ever, with Eldorado being four years old.</li><li>Prices increased in 1970, but were lower when adjusted for inflation compared to 1969.</li><li>DeVille continued to be a revenue driver, with impressive sales in various models.</li><li>Despite its aged lineup, Cadillac achieved record sales of 238,744 cars in 1970.</li><li>Cadillac faced challenges with styling and quality as it entered the disco era.</li></ul>

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