1990 Cadillac Seville <50k Original Miles Like New Rare on 2040-cars
Titusville, Florida, United States
Up for auction is a beautiful, rare, Blue on Blue 1990 Cadillac Seville 4 door sedan with only 49938 original miles. This beauty is loaded. Car is located in Titusville Florida Local pickup only Attention Classic car buffs check this! Up for auction is our pretty blue on blue 1990 Cadillac Seville 4 door. This car has never been driven in winter and it has been driven less than 50K miles. It has been garaged and pampered.
Of course, this car is loaded. The original paint gleams, the stainless steel trim looks great. The headlights are clear. The power leather seats are in great shape and so comfortable. The Northstar V8 is smooth and powerful. The transmission shifts like it should. You will drive with pride.
Please look at the photos. This 24 year old car is special. Clean car fax, auto report, clear title. There are no dents, no rust. There are a couple minor scratches.see photos. I doubt there is a nicer Seville anywhere. No check engine light, no strange sounds/vibrations, smoke, smells..this is the real deal.
You are invited to inspect this vehicle prior to bidding.. It is in wonderful working condition. The original paint gleams, a minor scrape on passenger door is the only blemish. check \photos, ask questions. Your Free VIN Check Results
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2013 Cadillac XTS [w/video]
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So here you have the 2013 XTS. A big luxury sedan that was created to bridge the gap between Cadillac's recent past and its pending future. Going into our week with this XTS knowing that it was a stopgap measure proved to be both a blessing and a curse. On one hand, we know (or hope) that this car will act as a baseline for future high-end Cadillac models, but at the same time, we couldn't help but be mindful of past stopgap models, albeit in more entry-level segments, like the Cimarron and Catera.
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