1991 Cadillac Brougham. 80k Miles. Beautiful Florida Car on 2040-cars
Bradenton, Florida, United States
1991 Cadillac Brougham Here’s
a rare opportunity to own a genuine low mileage, dealer serviced,
elderly lady owned classic Cadillac. If you ask me, this is the last true
Cadillac, and one of the best looking Cadillac's ever made. Being a 1991, also
makes it one of the last of this body style, and this year came with the
“Premium Roof” as standard. If you’ve been waiting for the right Cadillac to
come along, your wait is over, this is the one you’ve been waiting for. This car looks like a million bucks and still has that new car smell inside!!! Striking white body with blue leather interior. Repainted and new top put on in 2009. Body is laser straight and solid. Only 85,500 miles from new. Smooth 305 V8. Includes all the original keys, manuals and ton of service receipts from Dimmitt Cadillac and various other car service centers in Clearwater Florida. Runs and drives great, A/C is cold, all interior features work, including the amazing digital dashboard. Tires are matching MileStar whitewalls with very few miles on them. Click buy it now! Don’t let this one get away by someone out bidding you in the last few seconds! Clear/clean Florida title in hand. Any questions please ask before bidding. It's only faults if you're very picky are: A very small spot of rust on the trailing edge of the trunk lid near the license plate, and there is some discoloration on the top that will probably wash off with some quality cleaner. Also, the drivers door seal is showing some age. All very minor stuff. The car is 23 years old don't forget. Local buyers are very welcome to view the car in person. Out of state bidders can fly into Sarasota Airport (SRQ) and drive it home! Overseas bidder???? You’re welcome to bid, I can help arrange transportation to the Florida shipping port of your choice. It is however, the buyers responsibility to pay for all shipping if shipping is required. Deposit via Paypal required immediately after purchase commitment. Balance due within 1 week (cash or bank transfer). Car must be collected within 1 week of purchase commitment – no exceptions. Thanks for looking.
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Thu, 29 Nov 2012JD Power has released its annual Sales Satisfaction Index Study, and once again Mini and Lexus have taken top honors. Overall, buyers are more satisfied with the auto-buying sales experience than they were last year, with those surveyed reporting an average score of 664 points on a 1,000-point scale. That's up from 648 in 2011. Dealer satisfaction also increased by five points over last year as well.
All told, Lexus brought home an index score of 737, which was high enough to put it atop the luxury brands for the second year in a row. JD Power says Infiniti came in second in that category with a score of 728 and Cadillac rounded out the podium with it's rating of 725. Speaking of Infiniti, that brand saw the single largest jump in sales satisfaction of any brand on the survey, popping up 52 index points over 2011.
Among mass-market brands, Mini ranked highest with a score of 712, followed closely by Buick with 706 and GMC farther down the line with 683. You can check out the full press release below for more information.
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