1988 Cadillac Allante 32,000 Original Miles on 2040-cars
Forest Hill, Maryland, United States
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We are selling our 4th owner low mileage (32000) 1988 Cadillac Allante to gain more space for toys. This has been a great car with zero issues other than the occasional dead battery - a battery tender is this cars best friend if it is not driven frequently. This car shows as a very low mileage vehicle. A red hardtop comes with the car. The original black convertible top has the "wear spots" common to these vehicles - see pic. The original wheels and tires come with the car, as the set on the car in the pics are off of a Cadillac CTS with 90% treadwear remaining. The original owner had the car back to dealer for a minor repair and the door was scratched, so as the story goes, the entire car was repainted - looks better than many factory paint jobs!! The interior is in great shape and all of the options work - including the cassette tape player. Very nice road car with decent gas mileage - somewhere in the high teens to low 20's mpg.
Car must be paid for before pickup. May end auction early if sold locally. Mike 410-365-8027 - Thanks & Good luck bidding!! |
Cadillac Allante for Sale
43k actual miles gorgeous rare survivor 1987 cadillac allante roadster nice !!
1993 cadillac allante
Front wheel drive v8 leather
1993 caillac allante convertible 67k miles last year northstar 295hp
1989 cadillac allante base convertible 2-door 4.5l
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