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US $8,950.00
Year:2005
Mileage:124784
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Hard to find 2005 Cadillac STS V8 (320 hp) AWD (125,000 miles) with Navigation, Adaptive Cruise, Heads-up Display, Keyless Entry with push button start, Bluetooth, Satellite Radio, Remote start, and 300-watt 15 Speaker Bose Surround Sound system with MP3 capability. ONLY ONE LIKE THIS SELLING IN THE ENTIRE COUNTRY (just search 2005 STS with V8, AWD, Adaptive Cruise, and nothing will come up!) For those not familiar with Cadillac Heads-up-display, this is a really cool feature and one of the main reason I bought this particular car; it actually projects a hologram type of image out in front of the driver just above the front edge of the car, thus allowing you to see important info without having to look down or refocus your eyes. It shows speed, climate control, navigation information, radio information, and RPM and gear info when in manual shift mode. This car is loaded with every option except engine block heater. Just some of the more expensive options are: 18" wheels, Magnetic Ride Control, Intellibeam (auto high beam), Magnasteer, DVD Entertainment System, Xenon High Intensity headlights, memory seats, heated/ventilated front seats, heated back seats, heated steering wheel, power sunroof, rain sense wipers, auto headlight cleaner, rear spoiler, tire pressure monitoring system, new tires, recently tuned up, drives great; will easily go another 100,000 miles (tune ups on this engine are scheduled every 100,000 miles!) Everything works great. Body is in great condition except for small passenger door dent (hard to see in pictures). Clean carfax. |
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