2009 Cadillac Xlr V Convertible 2-door 4.4l on 2040-cars
Dearborn, Michigan, United States
2009 CADILLAC XLR-V CONVERTIBLE VIN# 1G6YX36D295600628 ONLY 6,816 MILES CLEAN CAR FAX REPORT (NO ACCIDENT / DAMAGE
REPORTED) 1-OWNER CLEAR TITLE BLACK RAVEN EXTERIOR CASHMERE LEATHER INTERIOR VERY RARE CAR!! 4.4 LITER NORTHSTAR V8 NAVIGATION SYSTEM HEADS UP DISPLAY HEATED / MEMORY SEATS CHROME WHEELS ANY QUESTIONS, CONTACT CORY ARMOS (313) 724-1532 OR EMAIL CORY_ARMOS@LESSTANFORD.COM DEALER HAS A $200 DOCUMENTATION FEE IN
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