2007 Cadillac Dts L Sedan 4-door 4.6l on 2040-cars
Powder Springs, Georgia, United States
HELLO AND THANKS FOR LOOKING I HAVE A 2007 CADILLAC DTS BLACK/BLACK WHICH I BOUGHT FROM INSURANCE AUCTION WITH LIGHT DAMAGE AND FIX, I WAS GOING TO USE IT FOR LIMO SERVICE BUT DECIDED TO GO INTO FULL TIME MINISTRY. THE CAR HAS 65K ORIGINAL MILES ONE OWNER RUNS GOOD AND TRANSMISSION SHIFT GOOD TOO, OH IT ALSO MIGHT NEED HEATER CORE THE TITLE IS SALVAGE BUT IT IS READY FOR INSPECTION. PLS SERIOUS BUYER ONLY, IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTION PLS DO NOT HESITATE TO ASK. THIS CAR IS SELLING AS IS. BID WITH CONFIDENCE AS YOU CAN SEE I HAVE 100% FEEDBACK.
P.S ONE OF THE PICS IS SHOWING THE ACCIDENT AND THE OTHER AFTER IT WAS FIXED. ITEMS THAT WAS REPLACED WERE ,LEFT HEADLIGHT, FENDER, FRONT BUMPER, GRILL AND THE HOOD WAS FIXED |
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