Classic Stars and Luxury Cars: 30 Interesting Vintage Photos of Celebrities Posing With Their Cadillacs

Cadillacs have always been a popular choice for celebrities, from old Hollywood to today. As far back as the 1930s, celebrities have been driving Cadillacs. Jean Harlow drove a 1934 Cadillac Split Limo, and the legendary Clark Gable was styling in a Cadillac convertible. Iconic stars like Clint Eastwood, Marlene Dietrich, Rita Hayworth, and even Ronald Reagan (not yet president) were Cadillac drivers...

Marilyn Monroe and her 1954 black Cadillac

Marlene Dietrich and her 1936 Cadillac

Paul Newman and his Cadillac Eldorado

Robert John Wagner, Jr. shines his maroon 1947 Cadillac convertible

Robert Montgomery with his Cadillac Sport Phaeton

Roy Rodgers with 1947 Cadillac

Stepin Fetchit with his Cadillac Phaeton

Angie Dickinson and her Cadillac in 1962

Anita Page and Cadillac Fleetwood, ca. 1930s

Cassius Clay (Muhammad Ali) and his mom Odessa Grady Clay in his 1963 Cadillac Eldorado

Clara Bow in a 1927 Cadillac Dual Cowl Phaeton in the driveway of her home at 512 N. Bedford Drive, Beverly Hills, CA

Clark Gable in his Cadillac

Debra Paget next to her 1955 Cadillac

Diana Dors and a 1955 Cadillac

Dolly Parton and her 1964 Cadillac

Doris Day and her Cadillac

Elizabeth Taylor and a 1958 Cadillac

Elvis Presley and his famous pink Cadillac

Erich Von Stroheim and his Cadillac

Hugh Hefner in his 1955 Cadillac

Irene Dunne, Cadillac and dog

Jean Harlow and her 1934 Cadillac Split Limo

Jerry Lewis and a 1955 Cadillac

Joan Crawford and her 1932 Cadillac Fleetwood

Ann-Margaret and Bo Belinsky go for a spin in his new Cadillac convertible, May 1962

Gene Autry and his wife, Ina Mae Spivey, stand in front of their white Cadillac at their Hollywood home, circa 1948

Richard Burton leaning on his Cadillac convertible, circa 1955

Ronald Reagan and his Cadillac convertible, 1948

Boxer Sugar Ray Robinson posed in front of his new pink Cadillac convertible in Harlem, circa 1950

Diana Dors next to a Cadillac convertible, circa 1955