2002 Cadillac Deville-low Miles-105k-drives Great-everything Works-silver/tan on 2040-cars
Agoura Hills, California, United States
I am selling my beloved Cadillac Deville with 105k miles on it. I had purchased it at around 86500 and drove it between Vegas and LA for about 3 months straight before I moved to California for a job. I wanted to make sure the car is taken care of for the travel, so following services were performed on the car: 1. Tune up (Plugs and air filter changed). 2. New tires on (drove only about 7000 miles with new tires) 3. Changed front wheel bearings and tie rod ends. 4. Got alignment done 5. Changed rear air struts 6. New radiator 7. Changed transmission oil 8. Fuel filter changed recently. I have not driven this car too much after replacing the filter. This car has been in a fender bender (right front fender changed) and has salvage title. I have added a picture of fender that I had to change in order to be fair to you up front. I have ownership and can sign it off to you quickly. AC is ice cold, radio work great. The maximum highway mileage I have got on this car while travelling to Vegas is 25mpg on highway. |
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Combative de Nysschen defends Cadillac move, naming change
Mon, 29 Sep 2014
Johan de Nysschen isn't afraid of taking quick, decisive actions, even if they are criticized. Since taking the wheel at Cadillac, he instigated moving the luxury division's base of operations to Manhattan's SoHo neighborhood and introduced a new naming scheme for the future of the brand, like he did at Infiniti. The polarizing boss recently explained his feelings about the future of Cadillac in more depth on his Facebook page, but unfortunately only his friends could read it. Thankfully, Daily Kanban posted much of the strongly worded missive for the whole world to see.
Much of the message examines the decision to move some employees to New York. De Nysschen claims that it's all about giving Cadillac distance from Detroit to reshape itself. It allows for, "No distractions. No side shows. No cross-brand corporate considerations. No homogenized lowest common denominator approach. Just pure, unadulterated, CLASS."
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