2003 Cadillac Cts Luxury Sport - No Reserve - 95k Miles on 2040-cars
East Helena, Montana, United States
2003 Cadillac CTS Luxury Sport
Both interior and exterior are in perfect shape, and this car had every option available including heated seats, sunroof, navigation, upgraded alloy wheels (not pictured but included), sport and winter modes, and the leather is all in great shape. It ran and drove just fine until the serpentine belt snapped and it wouldn't start again even after replacing it. a mechanic said that it could need the heads rebuilt as is common in this car and year, but I didn't have the money to have him tear the engine apart to verify so I can't say for sure if that is what it needs or not. With only 95K miles this could be the perfect car to fix up easily and be worth much more then you paid. Immediate deposit/payment through paypal required. Buyer is responsible for pickup/shipping. Sold as is where is. |
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