1999 Cadillac Sts Seville Touring Sedan Polo Green Great Condition No Reserve on 2040-cars
Wappingers Falls, New York, United States
Awesome 1999 Cadillac STS Polo Green Paint with Tan Interior Here is the luxury that you want at the price that you can afford. This STS has it all, cold a/c, soft comfortable and fully adjustable seats, awesome sounding stereo, fully automatic memory for climate control, radio settings, side mirrors, seating and windshield wipers. All settings are held in memory and are activated by individual key fobs. The engine is powerful, smooth and very quiet. the transmission shifts perfectly and the brakes stop this luxury sedan effortlessly. The paint holds a high gloss, gleams in the sunlight and looks very rich at night. The engine has been fully serviced at 145 K miles, including oil change, spark plugs ignition wires, cap and rotor. The sale includes the original owners manual, two Master keys with remote fobs and one Valet pass key. NOTE DISCLOSURES: All original equipment is fully functional with the exception of the Air bag dash light staying on and the message center noting to service air bag and is also noting change brake pads but pads and rotors were replaced less than three thousand miles ago. Drivers side rear window does not operate, was never checked may have a wiring problem or may need motor. As shown in photos, the body has it's normal share of scuffs and dents with some clear coat damage at top of drivers side rear door. Drivers side tail light lens has a golf ball sized fracture. All and all this Cadillac's appearance is excellent for its age. I am willing to deliver this Cadillac to your location for a nominal fee and the cost of return bus or airfare. Please contact me in advance to calculate the logistics and economics of this offer. |
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