2004 Cadillac Srx Sport Utility 4 Dr 3.6l V6 Dohc 5 Speed Automatic on 2040-cars
Cumming, Georgia, United States
The Cadillac SRX is a distinctive luxury crossover that serves up equal doses of refinement and exhilaration. From its bold exterior design to the subtle elegance and style to the heated and ventilated seats, the SRX is pure Cadillac. Alas after waiting all my life to get my first Cadillac, all be it an older one, now I must let it go. So I'm offering my 2004 Cadillac SRX Sport Utility, 4 DR 3.6L DOHC, 5 Speed to the highest bidder. For those of you who have driven a Cadillac, you are familiar with the comfort and road worthiness that you can expect from a car like this. Those who haven't yet had that pleasure have missed out. Options include Tilt Steering, Power Seats, Power Windows, and Power Door Locks, Heated Seats, Cruise Control, Keyless Entry, Duel Climate Control, Leather Seats, AM/FM Radio w /cd Player, Satellite Radio, OnStar, and 3rd Row Seating. Safety Features include, Anti Theft, Back Up Warning, and both Driver and Passenger Airbags. This car dives and rides beautifully both in town and on the highway. It provides that big car comfort in a car that is not really that big. But with its rack and pinion steering, front and rear disc brakes, independent front and rear suspension, and front and rear coil springs, it is a dream to drive. The SRX is an extremely versatile vehicle with its ability to provide seating for 5 with some cargo space; or with the 3rd row seat up, 7 with a little cargo space; or by dropping the back seat, 2 with lots of cargo space. There is nothing prettier than a black car (when it's clean), as you can see from the pictures of this 2004 Cadillac SRX. It looks brand new. Of course it's not. And if you get up close you will see many tiny rock chips on the front, hood, and on the side mirrors, Aside from that the paint is in pretty good shape. The upholstery is also good except for the drivers seat which show wear from use, but no rips or tears. Lots of life left. The tires are Bridgestone with a 65,000 Mile Limited Warranty. They have 17,652 Miles on them now. |
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