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***2003 Cadillac De Ville Dhs Sedan 4-door 4.6l V8 Low Miles Pearl White *** on 2040-cars

Year:2003 Mileage:43891
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2003 Cadillac DeVille DHS
*This was my moms Cadillac that I am auctioning, she took exceptional care of this car by servicing at the dealership, hand washes, always garaged, non smoker, & still have the original tires with 60% tread life remaining. 
* Low miles 43,931
* 1 Owner, bought new from dealership
* Cashmere beige leather seats in great shape with heat and power
* Clean carpet, no stains, non smoker
* 6 Disk CD changer
* Bose stereo
* Satellite Radio capable  
* No dents or scratches
* Both sets of keys, owners manuals, & original window sticker
* $50k new
* Chrome wheels without any curb rash 
* Northstar V8 Motor
* Good gas mileage (30mpg hwy)
* Clean TX Title
* Any other questions, feel free to email or contact me directly @ 806.239.741zero
***IF YOU HAVE 0, OR NEGATIVE FEEDBACK, CONTACT ME BEFORE BIDDING OR YOUR BID WILL BE CANCELLED.***
Car is for sale locally, and I reserve the right to end auction early.
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