2003 Cadillac Escalade on 2040-cars
Memphis, Tennessee, United States
2003 Cadillac Escalade that just turned 62,000 actual miles. It is a great SUV to drive, i am just in need of a truck. I hate to tear up this Escalade by hauling stuff, so it is time to go. Cad. has every option available in 2003. Sunroof, Chrome kit, AM/FM/6 stack CD/XM/Navigation radio, Heated seats, Dual climate control, Power pedals, White Diamond paint, and more. "NO rear entertainment, as you could not get that option if you ordered a sunroof". The front passenger door has been painted and it was that way when i bought it. Not sure of the reason for the paint work, but the Cad. drives great.
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