2005 Cadillac Sts V8 Awd Nav on 2040-cars
United States
2005 Cadillac sts4 with a 320hp north star v8. Heated and cooled leather, navigation, home link, on star, Bose 15.1 surround sound, 6cd changer and a DVD player in the dash. Dual zone auto climate, rain sensing wipers it's got it all.
Clean title, 149xxx miles; it's my daily driver. New power steering pump and hoses, serpentine belt, battery, catalytic converter, and tires. Creak from passenger front suspension (might need a strut in a year) and the tire pressure monitor doesn't work. Other than that it's awesome. Rides great, very comfortable. Has a memory drivers seat and enter/exit settings, Bluetooth phone capability and an aux cord for audio streaming. $500 deposit via paypal due within 24 hours of auction end and full balance due in cash at pick up. I am located in Exeter, NH about 40 miles east of Manchester, NH airport and can meet you there if required. If you have any questions, feel free to ask. Thanks |
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