2008 Cadillac Xlr Base Convertible 2-door 4.6l on 2040-cars
Harvest, Alabama, United States
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You are bidding on the 53rd Cadillac XLR built in 2008. Without a doubt, the nicest, low mileage 2008 XLR on the planet. This vehicle has never had any paint work and still retains its protective coating on the rubber gaskets. Original tires, original battery maintained with a trickle charger at all times. The original window sticker of this vehicle listed the car at over $80,000. It is as nice a car as the day it sold new. You can tell by the photos and the mileage, that it is a well preserved vehicle. This car is sold as is where is with no warranty implicit or implied. Vehicle is for sale locally and seller retains the right to stop the auction in case it is sold locally. All shipping is responsibility of the buyer. A $500 deposit is due at the end of the auction to hold the vehicle for 10 days. Certified or electronic funds are required upon pickup. Don't miss out on this once in a lifetime opportunity to purchase the best 2008 Cadillac XLR in the rarest color available.
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"Johan brings to our company vast experience in the development and proper execution of luxury automotive brands," said GM President Dan Ammann, de Nysschen's new boss. "With over 20 years in this exact space, especially in the development of the Audi brand, his track record proves he is the perfect executive to lead Cadillac for the long term."
"I have for some time now been impressed by how the new General Motors has been transformed into a formidable force in the industry," de Nysschen said in a statement. "The combination of strong corporate leadership and exceptional engineering resources presents the perfect combination to restore Cadillac to its place among global premium brands."
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Fortunately, Cadillac may be on the case, as two of the division's most recent senior appointments seem keen to rationalize the naming scheme. One is Uwe Ellinghaus, who joined Cadillac as chief marketing officer late last year. Speaking of the brand's nomenclature last spring, Ellinghaus was quoted as saying, "We are aware that this is currently a weakness of the Cadillac brand." And his new boss is bound to agree.