1998 Cadillac Eldorado Coupe 2-door 4.6l on 2040-cars
Springfield, Ohio, United States
This is a 1998 Cadillac Eldorado with 53,150 original miles. It is in excellent condition both inside and out. This vehicle is in like-new condition and garage kept. It has black exterior with black leather interior. There is a North Star V8 engine at 4.6L 32-valve and 275 HP. The wheels are 16x7 chrome aluminum. It has a custom classic-canvas roof cover by E&G Classics. The safety/security package consists of electronic compass mirror, theft deterrent system, and a garage door opener. The vehicle is front wheel drive with traction control. It is also outfitted with Zebrano wood trim, electronic dual zone climate control, power seats and windows, heated seats, power mirrors, ABS, and an excellent radio. Other features included are and excellent air-conditioning, power steering, tilt wheel, power antenna, and a power trunk lid. This Eldorado is a visual masterpiece. Inside, you are greeted with the luxury features that made this car the world standard in 1998. The black paint is in excellent condition and shines as new. Gold pinstripe on the side also aids in accenting the vehicle. This vehicle is also in fantastic mechanical condition, everything works as intended. Float down the road in a classy Cadillac at a great price. For questions, please call (937) 605-1816. This car has a clean Auto Check rating. This vehicle is for sale locally and the auction can end at any time.
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