2006 Cadillac Sts Awd V6 Fully Loaded on 2040-cars
North Tonawanda, New York, United States
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Up for auction is my 2006 Cadilac STS 4 AWD. The car is in great shape and very clean. The exterior is pearl white with the ebony interior which is rare. The car looks great and gets compliments everywhere I go. The exterior is in great shape with a few minor scratches which without knowing about them would take you for ever to find. The car has the nice polished wheels with tires that are still like new. The interior is in great shape with every option that you could possibly get in a cadilac including heated and cooled seats, navigation, moonroof, power everything including steering wheel tilt and any other option they could possibly put on a car. The car runs and drives great. It has been very well maintained and has only had mobil 1 synthetic oil used in it since new. The write up and pictures don't do the car justice you have to see in person to appreciate how great it looks and drives. the car only has 81,500 miles on it I still drive it occasionally so miles may go up a bit but not much. If you have any other questions feel free to ask. The car is sold as is where is and buyer must pickup or arrange shipping. A deposit of $500 is due within 24 hours and must be paid in full within 7 days of auction close. |
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