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2001 Cadillac Eldorado Etc on 2040-cars

US $9,995.00
Year:2001 Mileage:59251
Location:

New York, New York, United States

New York, New York, United States
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Here we have a 2001 Cadillac Eldorado ETC... 59,251 miles... in Very Good to Excellent Condition... runs flawlessly... quiet... no known mechanical issues. Luxurious... ultra-comfortable... a head turner... everyone asks about it! Kept in a garage in Manhattan complete with car cover. The motor mount was replaced in 2010 and the AC has recently been recharged.

DETAILS

- 4,565cc 4.6 liter V8 engine with 93mm bore, 84 mm stroke, 10.3 compression ratio, double overhead cam (DOHC) and four valves per cylinder
- Power: 224 kW, 300HP SAE @ 6,000 rpm; 295ft lb, 400Nm @ 4,400 rpm
- 19 gallon main premium unleaded fuel tank
- Fuel economy EPA highway (mpg): 27 and EPA city (mpg): 17
- Multi-point injection fuel system
- 4-Speed Automatic
- Color: Ext: White Diamond Tri-coat / Int: Off-White / Cream
- Leather Interior (Heated Front Bucket Seats)
- Wood Stearing Wheel
- 16-inch Chrome Wheels w/ Vogue White Walls
- Front Wheel Drive
- Bose Sound System with CD/Cassette/AM Stereo/FM Stereo w/ Steering Mounted Controls
- 4 Premium Bose Speakers
- Automatic Air Conditioning
- Compass
- External Temperature Reading
- Cruise Control
- Power Windows
- Power Steering w/ Hydrolic Power
- Traction Control
- Manual Tilt Steering
- Auto Dimming Mirrors / Reverse Tilt Mirror
- Power Moon Roof
- Power Door Locks w/ 2 Stage Unlock
- Cup Holders
- Door Pockets / Seat Back Storage
- Mini Overhead Console
- 2 Power Outlets
- Power Remote Trunk Release
- Retained Accessory Power
- 2 Driver Seating Memory
- Trunk lights
- Genuine Wood Center Console Trim / Dash Trim / Door Trim
- Luxury trim leather on gearknob, wood/woodgrain on doors and wood/woodgrain on dashboard/console
- Original Tri-Coat Touch-up Paint Included
- Non smoking car
- Includes car cover


KNOWN ISSUES:

-On driver's side door... 1 scrape (on the side molding) and 1 ding (please see photos)
-Ashtray cover on center console doesn't stay latched in the cold weather... in warm weather it latches fine
-Lower back bumper slightly discolored (please see photos)
-In colder weather the telescoping antenna gets stuck halfway up





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